Chocolate Coverd Strawberry
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
Yum! Nice processing on this one, and I like the composition with the face on the bottom of the frame. I would have preferred to see the eyes open for a more sensuous/decadent look, and I'm still looking to try and figure out what the reflections in the chocolate are. :) Overall, one of my favorite shots in this challenge.

Berry Sugary
by hail

Comment:
Great texture, and I find that the DOF with the OOF crystals gives this a sense of motion, making for a dynamic composition. Nicely done.

Colored Sugar - Taste the Rainbow
by semperwife

Comment:
I'm not sure that black was the proper background color for this one. It gives what should be a cheery, lighthearted image more of a brooding disposition.

Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I like the juxtaposition of the serious looking adult with something I remember fondly from my carefree childhood. The B&W processing works well for this shot as well.

Lump
by violinist123

Comment:
Simple. Clean. Well lit. Nice, I like it.

Sweet Rose
by redpanda

Comment:
I'm not getting this one. It's a rose with sugar on it. Why? Still. . . You have captured the rose exquisitely, and the red really pops.

In this case, I think the sugar globbed all over the rose detracts from the image. I think 'rose' when I see this, not 'sugar'.

Some like it sweet!
by h2

Comment:
I really like the texture that the foam gives to the splash in this one. The centered composition and slight blurring of the splash at the top detract however.

Beret
by lovethelight

Comment:
Looks great! I would actually have that one printed and mounted over my mantle if I were good enough to take a shot like that! I think that the focus on the eye is perfect, and the hat over the other one gives it a mystery that makes the overall image very appealing.

Excuuuuse me! Apples don't come in orange...
by dtremain

Comment:
This is a cute photo. I think I would have put the apple in front, to give it a more prominent position, though.

Blueberry Massacre
by Patriciah

Comment:
I'm not sure that B&W was the way to go with this concept.