Winter-Scene.jpg
by Ivory

Comment:
Absolutely great- this has all teh warmth, mystique and charm that Thomas kinkade could only dream of. Supergood.

Time for a Cold Beer
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Its a very good shot; I like the textures and the play of cool green can and cool blue background. However, points off for pouring a lager into a pilsner glass :O

The Blues
by onesaint

Comment:
Wow; I am refreshed just looking at this shot. This reminds me of a a martini I had in Boston's Italian North End at a Soccer bar/espresso/martini joint. It was called the Blue Hawaiian. The drink was not as pretty as your photo, with all teh wonderful gradations of blue- (from painting I recognize the table color as paynes grey- a mix of ultramarine blue and a cool ivory black its a great shadow color) but it sure made me walk about 6 feet of the street. Good luck- my top three.

Unfortunate but true....
by StOlafPhotographer

Comment:
You stole my autobiography. I love the print on the book- so old school 50's of valentines day necco heart type/ I like the thong draped over the top. Nice classy touch.

Honey Wine Start and Finish
by swordandsigil

Comment:
NIce technical shot; I brew beer so I appreciate this. THis is a sweet advertisement/still life print/ stock photo. Great artistic quality to it.

Red Tide Next to Fish Pond
by kyen

Comment:
Very interesting shot. Perhaps the best titled entry in a while. I love the colors green and red with gold. Very nice; an interesting avante-garde composition.

Cuban Mojito
by atitedesco

Comment:
Very timely shot, such clarity. I love your use of green as really the only color tone and just varying the colors within that range. You can taste the lime and mint. Castro be damned thats one fine cocktail.(for a special treat try floating some 12 year old- or 15 year old rum on top of the drink)

Pink Lemonade
by jrmyrnsm

Comment:
Technically nice, and what is particularly nice about this splash shot it the crop and the angle; nice artistic and impressionist quality. You blend the scientific/technical and the art very well.

Prarie Fire, Enhanced
by sanschag

Comment:
Wow; excellent depiction of the the worst drink ever created; 1 shot cheapest tequila lying around- and a dash of tabasco. I had a bunch of these on my twentyfirst birthday. Its the drink that really hurts twice- if you get my drift. NIce red and orange tones and great clarity.

Très Délicieux
by jay6850

Comment:
Simple, classic, timeless; a bit washed out in that the glass outline is lost in the white, but a contender none- the -less; great shot.