Two of a kind
by jrmyrnsm

Comment:
One of the better Goose images I've seen in this challenge.

Pleasurably Movement Together
by Goldwing

Comment:
Great eye contact between the two subjects, however, with this being an advance editing challenge, I'd be tempted to remove the flagpole from behind her head.

The force of three
by La_Dama

Comment:
A great idead for the challenge, however the broken spring on the front peg is bugging me, especially since you probably had full control over the setup of the image (I mean it doesn't look like a grab shot)

As one
by Iraklis

Comment:
Well done to capture them in the same pose, (but then they always walk like that!) I like the way that the soldier on the right has his bayonet pointing to the corner of the frame. With this being an advanced editing challenge I would have been tempted to clone out the spare set of legs on the left hand soldier and tidy up the dirt(?) off the floor in front of them

For ever
by Rino63

Comment:
Good use of the reflective surface but I really want to read the whole name in the left ring.

Smile for the Birdie!
by MAK

Comment:
Great Expression. Love the Jackdaw hitching along

Eyes: The Ultimate Partners... Perfectly Synchronized
by choltmeier

Comment:
Good sharp focus on the eyes, however, the wide angle lens has distorted the face a little. Well done for not centralising the subject in the frame.

Best Friends
by kashi

Comment:
Would much prefer to see them running towards you, so that then we can see their cute fluffy faces rasther than their hairy backsides ;-) Good composition and well done for giving them space to run into the rest of the frame. Also like the leading lines of the path.

Baseball & Budweiser---Perfect Partners
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
Would love to have seen the pitcher in action, rather than a bunch of guys just standing around.

Breathing Room
by aberration

Comment:
I wonder how many people only saw one Heron?