Congrats for making it to the next round

Congrats into making it to reserve 1 in the next round.

Congrats into making it to reserve 2 in the next round.

I agree with Samanway's suggestion of adding rain but not the way he suggests
Might look cool if the rain comes from the inside of the umbrellas, t adds to the surreal feeling of this entry. At least I do think so

Damn!
So there I parked it at Glastonbury 1977...

Nice!
Think I'd like it better for this contest if you didn't use the 2nd car source but would have made the whole car with the source...

(High res?)

What would Mao think of this...

YEp the reflection is wrong and a high res would be appriciated

Any high res available for this old man with lesser eyesight?

Got a high res for us?
I have a problem with aging... eyesight is going back and high res versions help a lot

A stretched 500 Looks like a fast car, would love to have a spin with it on the German Autobahn

It's a beast and it looks mean! Habba!

Nitpick: the lightning on the girl is complete off while the rest works great (with shadows and lightsources...) You might want to have a look at her again (and I mean the shadows and light-fall!)

Good luck

The light on the chopper points slightly in another direction, this can be solved very quick, and the yellow light... hmm sure it can be yellow But why use the cobble stones from underneath the carsource???

Anyway: great action-scene, some minor nitpicks... will give you a nice spot in the final results

I agree with CMYK, but this is not as hard as it might look:

make the reflection of the car as high as the car itself, that makes it already a lot more believable. You can use a white gradient layer over that reflection and blend it in the reflection layer. That way you make the reflection fade out.

Then you'll have to make a reflection underneath the car as well, that can be done by duplicating the reflection and then use the smudge tool and use the pixels closest to the car and smudge it inwards. Don't forget to remove the part of the duplicated reflection layer!

Good luck

Congrats Dimitris, great entry and great win Your Majesty.

Congrats Anoop, great win and:
"All Hail our new PS king!"

I love entries which tells a story and this one is even a great entry!

Excellent entry author

WOW my first dedicated entry
Thanks author.

Great entry, really great job done here

To be able to judge this entry a High Res version would be appreciated

I like the creativity in this entry: nice job in making the PXL logo into real figures

Very nice

The blue background and the netlike structure come out really good,

Very nice
Love the collection of old objects, colorwise they fit perfect together and very good choice of background.

WOWZA! Fast and good

Author you set the bar high in this round, I'm going to love this

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Congrats for making it to the final round

Nem; please read the contest description it is mandatory in this contest. But that is the main problem, most do not read the whole description...

Good example of the theme

Good example of what this contest is about

IMHO would be much better without the text.

Author... author.. OK now hold back... this... this... no.. no..
Too freaking awesome!
Details: awesome, the green background: WOW...
Superb

Agree with Slush: great job

Feels like one wakes up one day and thinks "Who the h*ll put a railroad in my backyard?"

The autumn feeling ads a lot to this entry

Nice entry and nice blending.

A small trick: take a small (4-5 pixels) brush on your blur tool, create a new layer on top and on that layer with the blur tool (sample all layers on!) go over the masked edges. This will even make the blend a lot better, specially on the area where the phone-booth goes into the water, the edges are very sharp there. It's a detail not many voters will look at but at least you'll know it is all OK

Good luck with this entry

I really like the leather texture on the left shoe, the harsh lightning works really great here on the cracks and details!

The wooden floor is not a fav part of this entry to me... IMHO it is to light and detailed compared to the shoes and the background and there for takes a lot of attention. I feel a more darker color (like in the shoes) will work better here.

Anyway: good entry though and don't worry about my vote on this one

Nice trick with the lightning from below, I love the details it forms on the center yellow, red and white candy. Bit of a shame the red one stands in front and blocks the details on the yellow.

Mucho better IMHO Makes the composition more exciting.

Think your daughter and or wife will hate and love you for this! You destroyed her dollhouse but at least replaced it with candy.

Damn! Can't say anything bad on this entry...

The details are amazing: the bubbles and the moiré at the wrapper.

TBH though I do not like the visibility of the glass that much, it distracts. Maybe crop it a bit?

I agree the water drops do work here even though I feel that the colors are a bit dull, something that a bit of playing with the contrast and vibrance can cure. Think the entry will get better from it.

Can't go wrong with the color combinations of M&M's LOL

DOF is a bit to strong IMHO and the white cloth as underground isn't really attractive to me, maybe some metal structure like the inside of the can would have worked better.

But I do love the color reflections of the M&M's inside the can, on purpose or not: that's a nice detail

Nice attempt to make a scenery out of the candy and cute use of the fish

Yikes, a toothache bomb! :d

I like the red at the top area (at the bottom it is to bright for my taste) it goes well with the cherish ; the combination of the blue cotton candy and the chocolate... hmm

Color-wise I really like this

They look yummie!

Maybe you can burn the black background more in Photoshop (it's allowed), the wrinkles of the cloth annoy me personally. Also the composition might be more interesting if you crop the black areas left and and at the bottom out, something I would do.

Otherwise: I really like the light like it is coming out of the bowl (actually guess it is)