The colors, and the backlight glare make this look overly manipulated, rather than artistic. Sometimes, less is more...

Great pose, very nice anatomical proportions. Well drawn!

It would have looked more attractive if you'd taken a few moments to dust the crumbs off the chocolate before photographing it...

"Collections" is misspelled...
You could shorten the tag to, "Keeping Golden Memories with you."

Really nice job of the crust textures, and the edges of the chesse where it meets the crust. One of the best looking 3d pizzas yet!

Very sweet photo!

Great imagination and original take on the theme. Well done!

Love the straw in their drinks! Very fun and creative. Good job!

She looks to be an old puppy...Comfy on the bed, though!

These are stunning! Very nice lighting on some of them, and the colors and shapes make them fascinating to look at. Great job!

Too much negative (empty) space, and few clients want their product almost impossible to see. The tagline, "make your way," combined with so much dark, conveys the impression of stumbling around in the dark, and the lack of a visible "guiding light," in this case, the camera, will not make the customer curious. They will instead be drawn to camera ads that show them what they will get if they buy the product...

To make the customer curious, you need to do more than just hide the product. Competition is seldom a game of Hide and Seek.

None of the buildings are reflected in the water...lol!

I didn't realize that was a pencil...The proportions of that are off. A smooth barrel pen would be a better contrast, and less dominant in the image.

I like the way the tagline is subtly lit by the candles and is brighter on the lower left-hand edge.

The lighting on the crow (the top of his head is not illuminated) is not consistent with the lighting on the scarecrow, and the crow is casting no shadow onto the scarecrow at all...The Dodge Tool set to low (5-10%) for Midtones or highlights with a speckled brush should help with the lighting on top, and the Burn Tool set to highlights at about 10-12% with a large soft edged solid brush should help give you shadow on the scarecrow. Make sure to work on a duplicate layer, to preserve your original.

The tagline blends into the water too much, making it somewhat hard to read. If you adjust the color so it matches the outboard, it will be a bit more dynamic.

The high, streaked clouds really accentuate the subject in this photo. Did you take it at dusk or dawn?

Adjusting the white balance when you take the photo can help prevent *sometimes*, but after the fact, using a photo editor and adjusting the whites of the image by lowering their contrast will improve it. If you don't have Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro or Elements or some other application, there are several FREE ONLINE photo editors like http:www/splashup.com or http:www/pixlr.com that you can use without having to install them on your computer. You may have to select the areas you want to adjust with a lasso tool or "magic wand," and then lower the saturation or darken it.

Good font choice, the script really adds an air of refinement to the word, "finest." Nice work!

I think these would have a better visual impact if they were larger in the picture plane. There's a bit too much empty space around them. Fun subject, though. Love a few of the more unique colors.

Hooray, a female warrior! Very nice overall, although her lack of undergarments/loincloth/pants is a bit disturbing...lol! Explains why she is in that pose...

The curled foot doesn't quite work with her boot, as it has an odd shape and her butt is a bit too large and misshapen (Baby got back...), but overall, this is a very well done drawing, showing good values and proportions (except for the foot and butt... )

Great montage, wonderful colors.

Very subtle, yet moving...well done.

Great photo. I was so hoping someone would capture some beautiful mendhi work...

A bit too dark on the edges, you can't see her awesome shoes!

Aha! She had no feet to be lost...Well, that's where your chopping skills should be put to the challenge, give poor Alice some feet!

Nice concept, but it's too dark, she looks like she has no feet...

Awesome image...Nice lighting!

Great photo, you can feel the energy and happiness!

Wow. Really nice work!

Really nice transparent effect!

But, you generally don't burn candles in the day...Shouldn't it be "Make every night a little brighter?"

Nice consistency in having them all face the same direction. Good continuity.

Nice, except it tilts down to the right. Good "commercial" shots are usually on level...

What a pretty bird! Excellent clarity of the eye and feathers. Beautiful photo!

It's so dark, you can't tell who it is (or is supposed to be). Could be any two faces coverd up with textures. The bright blue eyes work well as a focal point, but there's just not enough clarity to give the composition much direction.

Congratulations on a very well deserved win!

It still looks pretty furry for being "naked..."

Nice facial profile, the nose (snout?) is in good contrast with the background.

What did you DO to that poor army man!?!!!
Now who is going to protect the rest of the toys???

Very creative and original. The lighting is a bit too dark, but still a very imaginative entry!

I like everything except the black "ooze" dripping from the bottom. I can't decide if it is oil, or what, which makes the rest of the image, especially the oversized birds, visually confusing...

The reflection should show the underside of the object, not just the front flipped. This takes away any suggestion that the object is 3-dimensional, as it looks like a flat surface being reflected...

This is SUCH a wonderfully sharp photo, and the spotlight shining into the sky really accents the image!

Definitely on theme - I agree wholeheartedly that this is indeed, "mouth watering." Excellent photo.

Great photo! That bunny looks SO fluffy and cute, I want to touch it! WONDERFUL values, with the shadows not being too dark, and great focus.

Nice color and lighting, good presentation. This looks visually appealing. Well done.

All the crumbs from the rough cutting make this a somewhat less than mouth watering presentation, although I could imagine it (cleaned up) on a food magazine cover.

Very nice photo, with good composition. It almost looks like an illustration.

He's the great-great grandfather of Tom Cruise...

He's a bit short (only about 5 heads tall, rather than the general 6.5 - 8), but really nice overall anatomy, and you've shown good values and consistent shading. Well done!