Like the criative way of this photo! GL

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh poor boy! Great composition !

Nice idea, very creative

Nice one.

Frozen assets?

Great criative idea!

Finally......something non-laundry

Thanks, it's so nice when you can see the difference.

Lovely tones, it would be great to see the original in the SBS.

Danke...sehr schoene!

"The sea is a harsh mistress"

First, are the liquids actually mixed, not just in different containers?
second, the image is very flat, looks underexposed. Try increasing the contrast.

Yes contemplation means deep in thought , like meditating yes. His face is so interesting

Just a bit too much lens flare for me, but the idea and feeling of the shot is perfectly titanic. Well done & good luck

I so love the man's facial expression on the left. Would be great for a 'Contemplation' theme. Good luck author.

I wish the brick was more visible, perhaps taking a photo of where the rubber stops to show an overlap might have been more tuned to the theme. Good luck.

It is not required, but it would be really nice to post the unedited image/images in the SBS, so everybody can see what can be done.

They don't look very happy after all that wine.

Nice angle...

Lovely light

Defiantly captures the theme lol excellent. Poor guy.

Love the Luois Vuitton producto placement, hahahahah

I must confess I had only noticed the pair of shoes on the thumbnail, not the eggs ... But. the "of course" was why Humpty Dumpy is an egg ...

Didn't you notice the thumbnail example where the eggs, as in this case, looked stomped on rather than dropped / fell?

wow... nice for surfing.... great photo!

"An Artist is never poor." loved that movie too

Of course... But I didn´think of it...
Good photo !

Years since I saw the movie, so you could be right.

If the cat was real, but here they both look hard textures.

beautiful

wonderful movie, I like the photo, but not too sure about your colour treatment. Keep the colours subdued, and a little dark, but not so green, but that's just my feeling.

Very nice one.

Great composition author!

The background is very bussy but is a funny shot...

beautiful

Dear author, I love the photo and the composition, but in my point of view the beautiful face is not very clear, it was your intention? or perhaps is due to my PC screen....this is a very nice piece and photo

That looks like a pretty cool piece. Is it inlaid wood?

The subjects you chose are perfect for this type of editing...
Lots of colors here & the textures are awesome.
Incredible clarity!!!!

Dear author, as you have edited a new photo, in my point of view you could let a little more space in the right side, in my screen the toothbrush is a little bit cutted.

That's some anchor

Cute, but the focus isn't on the toothbrush (as the theme asks for)

Cute, but the focus isn't on the toothbrush (as the theme asks for)

I feel it would have been better to have the anchor on a piece of glass a bit above the anchor, so the background would be better separated and a little OOF.

cute idea, but try to re-shoot and get it really sharp. did you use a tripod?

Love it, remembers me Pirates....

have a look at the article as suggested in the goal;
http://www.buzzfeed.com/burnred/old-record-covers-with-new-sleeves-281t
all the covers there are in front of something, making it seem part of the background.The flower one does that too, perhaps not brilliantly, but it does incorporate the background.
You photo has only added something to the top of the cover. I hope this explains my thinking.

Thinking outside the box, We will let the mod decide if it's too far outside the box. Neat idea, just wish you had got the model sharp too.

Apple peeler... might core too

good one, but that background is really disturbing! Better if you takes from any other angle

Yep, the object is really ugly (sorry for those who like that kind of things ...) But about the picture : It's too centered for me/ As the light comes from the right, I would have put the object to the left. It's also cut too close to the bottom. For me, or you clearly cut your object by framing a closest detail, or you shoot it entirely.