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Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge. The post processing used in this image is excellent. The paler blue surrounding the giraffe tends to draw the eye in . The dry grass below also tends to act as slight framing but does not distract from the main image at hand - that of the giraffe. The point of view of the giraffe walking away also makes for a pleasant change. Congrats and well done!

Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge. The post processing used in this image is truly exceptional. The texture of the chameleon's skin is clearly visible and evokes our immediate sense of touch upon viewing. The eye also seems to be watching the photographer during the process of capture. The grungy background tends to blend well with the image at hand - that of the rough texture of the chameleon's skin. The yellow and greens also tend to work well with the fading away of the branch and leaf on the right hand side..Congrats and well done!

Firstly thank you for entering my challenge. The concept of - less is more- is clearly illustrated in this image. The usage of minimalism and negative space is of obvious usage in this image. The solitary man tends to evoke questions in us as to why he is there and what he is contemplating so deeply on his own . The answer to this question we shall never know. Congrats and well done!

Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge. The pastel colours used in this image provide an amazing softness surrounding the Heron than would otherwise have been the case. The soft pink glow surrounding the heron works perfectly as it fades into the blue yonder. The branches below also tend to add a point of interest but does not, however, distract from the main object at hand- that of the Heron. Congrats and well done!

Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge, The bright orange of the flower tends to draw the eye further in so as to investigate the image further. The slight droplets tend to add a point of interest but are not so overwhelming so as to distract from the main image at hand - that of the flower. The droplets at hand are so few and far between that they tend to act as teardrops rather than that depicted by a splash. Congrats and well done!