When We're Gone...
by Alyn

Comment:
I like this picture, but I don't understand what it's saying, I guess. When we're gone... What? What happens when we're gone? I can't put an ending to it. Neat picture, though.

My constant companions
by aKiwi

Comment:
You must really need to be careful in the rain!

Alzheimers: Losing little bits and pieces of me
by vawendy

Comment:
:( Grandma had Alzheimer's. This image is a perfect illustration of Alzheimer's and it delivers a powerful message... What happens when the petals run out?

After 5pm
by BrianR

Comment:
Something about the closest wineglass drives me nuts.. I don't have anything helpful to say though, I'm afraid. :(

The maximum of hatred for the minimum of reason.
by Bill666

Comment:
I love this. I like how you positioned the red grape to shrink away from the green grapes. Powerful message with such tiny models. Very nice. :)

Nobody's Making Honey Here...
by Tolt

Comment:
I can understand why it's DNMC... If the challenge guidelines had mentioned flowers, the challenge would have been flooded with them and there would have been fewer actual bees and less actual honey. I regret now that I didn't artisticly drip honey over the lilacs somehow... But again, allergic to bees, lol.

Thanks for the comments. :)

Nobody's Making Honey Here...
by Tolt

Comment:
Weeelllll... I'm not upset over the way this placed, because I have never really cared one way or another. I do wish the challenge guidelines would have been more specific. All I read was: "A tribute to the missing bees." I didn't see anything that said the picture had to include bees or honey. When I think of bees, I think of flowers. My mistake, I suppose.

This lilac bush is enourmous.. It is probably ten feet high and it encircles my fiance's yard. There were no bees that I could see on the entire bush. So, naturally, I thought of how the bees were going missing.. And to me, it fit the challenge. Maybe my brain is a little TOO "different". Oh well. :)

tempest
by patagonia

Comment:
Oh my gosh I never would have guessed this was a rock! :O

Ground tied
by snaffles

Comment:
Lol I tried to teach my horse to ground tie. I won't tell you how that went. Love this image. :)

Personal Playground
by Kelli

Comment:
Parts of the rollercoaster, where the background is black, are so pixel-y and artificial, it's really distracting.