The light reflection in the eyes is a bit distracting, and is inconsistent with the back lighting of the background.

Great capture of the flames!

Yum! Not the prettiest, but certainly one of the tastiest!
The blurry strawberry is a distraction, but the grated chocolate is in nice focus.

Very pretty girl!

Long may it wave...er, swirl...Nice work!

What is it? It's a bit too close up, the syrup swirls at the bottom are a bit hard to make out clearly.

They don't look like they have backs. The green and pink ones look flat, while the blue one looks to be only 2 sided...
Since the "black" triangles are holes, they should be showing the other sides of the pyramids.

Love the cookie cup, this looks very tasty!

Add the shading on the opposite side of the light source as it is reflected in the eyes (pretend you are shining a flashlight on the eyes - the shading will go on the other side of where the flashlight lands on your subject.

You can also add some gradual shading to the legs to make them look more rounded. This might help some: http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/students/line/line4.htm

This would have been even better if the pen had been turned a bit more sideways to show the writing tip in profile, or even from the top. The black underside is a bit bland.

There's a bit too much of the dark tree on the left, it is dominating the picture, but the lighting on the building is very rich and enjoyable!

Subtle coloring of the water, but believable. Very nice shot!

The upside down tree in the corner really sets this off!

Looks more like a parachute than a balloon...

Clean job separating the leaves in the front.

This is cute, but would have been better if the newspaper ads were about pets, rather than real estate...

Really nice color of the water at the bottom.

When separated from all the other colors in a landscape, this color of water looks more like sewage than water...Funny how the eye absorbs all the colors combined. Beautiful clarity of the falls!

Nice subtle coloring of the water! One of the best entries so far.

Great color and movement.

Exquisite effort!

This is a very interesting render. The concept has a few questionable directions, mainly regarding heat and humidity. Even with some panels opening, it would seem the heat and humidity build up would be comparable to a gigantic greenhouse - especially sitting on all that water. Also, if there is no breeze, the heat build up would be even worse. Spraying non-potable water (also used for toilets and showers) into the air as mist would create potential health hazards, and would increase the humidity problems on hot days...

It is still a very interesting idea, and a good 3d render!

That's a great distraction photo! Well done!

It's a little to monochromatic, and the square window at the bottom is placed strangely on the building, although the values are excellent, with the fine details in the shadows still visible.

I agree with Vexycon, the rope looks like a flat cardboard cutout stuck on, with that dark edge on the bottom, and no curvature shading and highlights.

Excellent photo and angle of the shot. I thought it a Photoshop manipulation, and thought, "What the ???" and then saw it was for the Photography contest...Very well done!

Very imaginative! Nice composition.

Amazing looking building, great lighting and contrast!

How beautiful and dense the greens!

This has improved wonderfully from your first upload. Before it was very cut and paste and odd. Now it is almost a "painterly" illustration. Really good job!

Terrific humor!

I've never seen a yellow ink pen before...Can you even read what you write with it? Nice photo!

Beautiful and very creative, nice work!

Great imagination! Nice work!

Very nice selective color in this image, especially the pool at the bottom.

This is definitely a stronger entry, author. It is an odd building that warrants a second (or third) look!

Excellent photo, I agree with friiskiwi, I thought it a Photoshop contest entry at first!

The water in the middle has no color at all, green, blue, or otherwise. Since you choose the photo you take, you need to keep the background in consideration, since this looks half-baked at best, with a bit of blue at the top, nothing in the middle, and a lot of blue at the bottom. If the way it looked on the ground is what "talked " to you, then crop off the distracting and desaturated top and focus on the water on the ground.

The weird thing coming out of her eye is distracting, but the eyes themselves are very well done!

Great job of "thinking out of the box." An expensive way to write, but definitely noteworthy!

This photo leaves something to be desired in presentation, both the photo and the gelatine...It just kind of "sits there..."

This looks like something you'd see at an amusement park...Where is it?

The composition of this is very boring. The building is "target center," with all the tents on the sides distracting from the building because there is more going on with all the stuff for the eye to look at. A "Rule of Thirds" positioning, cropping off a majority of the right side of bushes and tents would help this immensely.

It looks like half a dozen different houses glued together from all different styles...I wonder if it was designed that way, or evolved as it grew...Great find!

Love the presentation, it looks like something David Copperfield would do...It's MAGIC!!!

I hope you submit this as a contest source suggestion. A lot of interesting shapes and lines in this could make for some great entries!

Really nice effect - The water looks like water, not mist, or gauze, or gelatine...Good job!

The top fin is too sharp for the rest of the image - it looks "cut and paste," and the bottom is a bit too dark, going to almost pure black, but this is a creative idea, and the fish looks pretty real!

The water lost color behind and to the left of the rock,but it's an interesting composition!

It looks delicious! Nice, clear photo! Good job!

I thought you might have been deliberately inconsistent, so as to reflect all levels of talent here on the site, since inconsistent lighting and shadows are some of the biggest and most common mistakes people make, but thought I'd mention it just in case you were striving for a higher quality entry. Glad to know my initial feeling was the right one.