Protect His Privacy
by toddhead

Comment:
I like the processing on this one. I'm not certain about the title, but I'll come back for the explanation after the challenge. :)

Great use of lighting. I've seen (and been in) a lot of these standard military portraits where the lighting is flat and uninteresting. You've done a great job of creating an engaging portrait here.

Babysitting: Getting Paid to Play
by got2bgutsy

Comment:
I assume that you dressed her to match the sky on purpose. :) Nice image, and I envy you your office. (Mine has these stupid wall things. . . .)

Books, I found, had the power to make time stand still, retreat or fly into the future.
by Oded

Comment:
I'm not sure about the overall composition, as I really want to be able to just crouch down a bit and see more of his face. Still, I'm liking the texture of this image. (If that makes sense.) :) Your processing is spot on.

The Beginning of a Sweet day
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
Good use of fill flash, and I like the way the color pops against the background. Your horizon appears a bit tilted.

Sweet Hand Out
by karenk

Comment:
What a beautiful horse, and very sharp. You did well, isolating him from the background.

One Teaspoon of Sugar
by Retroesque

Comment:
I like it! Very cute idea, and it had me chuckling. As for the composition, I think you would have been better served with the spoon on a diagonal within the frame.

Sweet Strawberry
by JamesKW

Comment:
Great composition, though I think stopping the motion with a faster shutter speed could have helped this one. Still, one of my top ten in this challenge.

Pure Sugar
by rmezzo

Comment:
Great job stopping the motion. Well lit and well composed, plus a really good idea for a shot. Nicely done.

Sweet Dreams
by GenrOne

Comment:
I like the idea, but the harsh shadows and darkness bring down the mood.

Untitled
by kashi

Comment:
Very simple and elegant. Well lit with a lot of detail. Nicely done.