Congratulations.

Just get her tons of gifts at Xmas hehehehe

YUCK! and that's a GOOD THING in this contest. Great use of your own photo. Good luck author.

Beautifully done

Excellent work! Good luck

This photo gives a really strange feeling, well done.

Great photo, but are the plants decaying, they lichen on the rocks is alive and growing.

Nice capture

itchy neck

The red part of the hull would be below the waterline, which is why it's called a waterline.

GREAT! hehehe

Very calm and peaceful looking scene. Beautiful.

Beautiful upgrade.

Wow... that's about it. Just WOW!

Love this photo

Love how you have caught the cow and the surroundings.

great catch

really good

Lovely, a happy photo.

Nice macro even though it is a little soft.

beautiful flowers

Great photo, and a wonderful find.

willing models

What are they celebrating.

Sweet

Lovely group photo

Planning for the future?

spooky

Nice capture

well done

Interesting pattern, not so sure about the texture.

The sun has a nice big reflection, so...what does the boat need?

Neat feel.. good luck author.

Ceci n'est pas une pipe (The Treachery of Images) hehehe, great take on a classic

Nice catch

It's a novel idea to take a pet spider for a walk through a desert.
One suggestion for improvement is to add some perspective to the arid ground.

Great group of kids!

Looks like a happy group

Interesting idea. The shadows need work, and the trees would have shadows too.

The map link is not working for me.
Please check the URL.
Anyway, I like the way you overlayed the map and highlighted the leaves in the photo as islands.
I hope the little beetle finds his way to his destination.

Good placement of the clock... good luck.

Give that girl some cakes and pies.. she's so thin she has to run around in the shower to get wet.. hehehe.. fun chop author.. love the "domed" globe... good luck.

narf! hehehe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSEz7shx-LM

It's been too long... soooooooo Long.. hehehe

YIKES! Well done. Now we know what a young Glinda looked like

What time is it? hehehe.. great masking author.. good luck

Rut Roh! Poor girl. hehehe.. good luck author, fun chop

Something I do to ground an object. You open a layer behind the item (blank) draw a disk where the shadow would be underneath it (marque tool) You see them all the time when a car tire is against the ground. You fill the oval with black and then Gauss blur it to create a grounding shadow. I'm sure I'm doing it wrong, it works for me. It's not the actual shadow of the item, it's a dark spot that is JUST around the very edge of object where it meets the ground.. thusly it "Grounds" the object so it's not floaty. Oh I'm explaining it all wrong, but you can ask Spaceranger.. he's an ace at that kind of stuff.. he's always drawing wonderful characters that have wonderful grounding shadows. Look at his profile to see how he does it. If you use drop shadow it ends up looking like the item is just levitating off the page, not a bad thing, but that doesn't seem to be the goal here. I wish I was better at photoshop but I really have no idea what I'm doing... hehehe I just make things.. that's about it.

Wonderful first chop author.. and welcome to pxleyes. This is a great subject and you created a very readable image. I suggest you experiment with the burn tool on the base of the bunny and girl to ground them better. At the moment they look a tad bit cut out which causes them to "Float" off the page. This can be remedied by experimenting with gaussian blurred black disks placed underneath them added with the burn effect. Experiment with the settings and see what works best.
Good luck and once again.. Welcome to Pxleyes. Look forward to seeing more of your work

Cool ! , nice