Cityscape in Space
by Pascal

Comment:
First off, I think this image has a ton of potential, but I would make two recommendations for making it even better - that yellow orb at the top left really doesn't fit and detracts from the otherwise fine appearance of the image. The other thing, which isn't really neccessary but would probably look really cool, is to get a reflection of the moon in the water.

Clones For Sale
by posthumous

Comment:
Hey good job on this one, it doesn't seem forced and stitched together like a lot of the other entries in this challenge.

Gulliver
by Rino63

Comment:
Compelling execution on this one, good job.

humanoid gene pool contaminated ... mission accomplished
by roz

Comment:
Hahaha, somehow they seem to fit in with that reflective floor.

Xenomorph
by superscrub99

Comment:
Simple, compelling. Nice b-movie feel.

Hope
by elsapo

Comment:
Eerily smooth. I like the background and the color provided by the monarch butterfly.

the Moon and Me
by mpeters

Comment:
I would have to agree that the blue presentation makes this one go down smooth and sweet. Elements of the composition disagree with my slightly, but as you said, rattlesnakes are a serious deterrant from tromping around at night too much, and I don't mean to say the result is anything less than great. I know it can be a challenge to make stars really stand out without greatly exaggerating the noise in the photo, but you've managed to avoid that here and the image is quite enjoyable to look at.

ruler of the river
by tcmartin

Comment:
I think this image could be improved by not cropping to tightly above the bird - a little extra black space above it would make that part feel a little less claustrophobic.

Church at St. Silvester
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
What a beautiful place, and such a dramatic sky.

Dieter's Plate
by mk

Comment:
This image is really evocative somehow. I like what you've done. It's so dark and empty and then there's this bright splash of orange - it narrows the focus of the viewer on to the carrots, and yet the rim of the plate is still visible, framing the emptiness of the meal.