It would help the image if you rotated it 90 degrees counter clock wise.

Looks better with the adjustments that you made. I presume the source is the plate on the ground?

For such a strong light source at the back, she is very bright at the front. I'm struggling to see where the source was used, maybe a SBS would help. And the floating balls/lens flare doesn't really do it for me. Wait until CMYK sees it

Nice result. A little disappointing though that you used pre-cut PNG files instead of normal sources, most of the hard work was done for you.

Well constructed image, worthy of a high finish.

Congrats Anoop, well deserved win.

Nice transformation. One nitpick, the reflection of the rim shouldn't touch the original rim as there would be the tyre in between. Source for the wheels is missing BTW.

Congrats on the win, lovely image.

Nice entry author.
Glad you used the good looking mods.

Congrats Rein, lovely image.

HexaNode, I don't underestimate anybody's skills. Also the images at cghub.com are not being questioned here as they have nothing to do with this site. I voiced my opinion as a member of the site in the comments as I am allowed to do and then I messaged the author in private. If the author is so concerned about my comment we can certainly make it quite public, but I doubt that is what the author would like.

Surprised this didn't make it through, lovely image anyway.

Well done mate, congrats.

Congrats

Congrats, but still believe the clouds were brushes.

Congrats Chalty

Congrats, well deserved win.

Interesting idea. Your source 3 link doesn't work.

Would look better if you straighten the image.

Probably would look better if you straightened the image

Congrats, and welcome back.

The lines off the stern would be for the skier it is pulling, looks like the Southern 80 race to me.

Yeah, point 2 as if that is going to happen

"Contest photos posted by Pxleyes are NEVER clearly attributed........." Well that just blew your credibility MossyB since that contest is attributed correctly.
Very nice shot author.

Love the colors, nice shot.

Boat is extremely distorted. It would be best to see if you can find a better fitting source. Also the light pole should be visible in front of the water, not covered by it.

Shooting in RAW and then adjusting (developing) the image yourself is the best option if the camera has the capabilities and you have a RAW editing program.

Congrats Freejay, easily the best entry

It's a soldering iron in its stand. Now you better place that in the description.

Lovely image, the fence lines leads the viewer through the image.

Great clarity in the shot.

Great realism, well done author

Not sure if you meant it that way, but I feel it would look better rotated 90 degrees clockwise.

Nice concept, but you need to fix the shadow to match the new sign.

Edit: Much better author.

Lovely composition, the lighting is wonderful.

I love the graffiti wall, fits the scene really well.

I like the simplicity of this.

Love the low angle of this, lovely image.

Nice panning author

Lovely entry, well deserved win

Congrats Roel, nice to seeing you doing some PS again.

Great composition which has been well put together

Congrats Rob, well deserved win.

Ouch!! Excellent shot author.

A great fun image author. Possibly a little over exposed (I might be wrong but the whites look blown out on my monitor) and its a pity that the blue block wasn't clipped down properly as it is a little distracting. The third guy "marching" up the stairs cracks me up.

Steve, that's one nice set of legs mate. Nice chop author.

That's dedication from Steve to get a tattoo . Author you need to correct the spelling to "artistic", drop the "t".

Nice image, just a pity that you chopped off the mannequin's foot. Also it would have been nicer if you had stood a bit more to the right so that you didn't get your reflection in the image.

Congrats Nator, lovely entry.

I like the text, looks like a newspaper. Gives the impression of writing about the travel.