Nice. Too bad it's not a hole in the ground, but close enough, I guess. Might crop a little off the right to get rid of that phone pole. Reply »

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wow nice grass Reply »

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I guess this is truly valid in the absence of a hedge! I loved it! Reply »

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a real winner, and I'm sure I know who you are. Reply »

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wonderful entry Reply »

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Very nice photo, and good interpretation for the theme. Reply »

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well done, Alice I think did fall asleep against a tree Reply »

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..hmmm got the rabbit finaly. Reply »

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Congrats for your first place, MrsCooper! Reply »

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Congratulations Charlotte!! I knew it'd be yours Reply »

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Lovely image, but... A little too dark, don't you think? Reply »

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love the thinking, now we just need more people thinking bout what the shoot before they enter it. Reply »

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they^,,,,,and i think the darkness adds to the picture., the pink pops, and the bunny in the background wouldnt be as strong if it were lighter i think.Theres an almost dark feeling to the mood of the pic and the darkness adds to it! Reply »

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I think that wiseman answer for me...it's all about the MOOD!
Thank you for seen my photo through my eyes... Reply »

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yeah no it's not too dark, it's perfect. i love the out of focus rabbit in the background. Reply »

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Author, this is a smart set scene. Congrats, we can even see the rabbit in the bacground. I'm very pleasently surprised Reply »

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I looked at this, and thought to myself, I think I know who composed this wonderful piece of work..........I was right........... well done my friend, it is brilliant. Reply »

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Does anyone know if there is a "dark" version of the Alice and wonderland movie or show? The whole idea of Alice and wonderlad has alotta adult analogies but is there a creapy one? Reply »

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Yes, there is Wiseman. It's called "the book!" Lewis Carrol was a notorious drug user and there are many metaphors for both it, and the society he lived in which are lost (edited) in the watered down movies and TV shows. Reply »

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I didn't knew that...for real....Thanks for the info kyricom! Reply »

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really nice, great idea! GL Reply »

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good job, very nice background ! Reply »

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great composition Reply »

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I just love the lighting in this one well done and I think the movie esp the judgement scene has dark overtones Reply »

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Congrats for your second place, Karaflazz! Reply »

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and this fits thee theme how??? Reply »

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ummmm... because "The Walrus and the Carpenter" is the poem recited by Tweedledee and Tweedledum to Alice? (hint... It's in the original book.... NOT the movie) Reply »

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wow must be a fan i didnt get it Reply »

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thanks for the explanation Reply »

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works for me.....well done author....thinking outside of the box.... Reply »

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Well done author...Alice in Wonderland is a wonderful BOOK to read Reply »

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Thanks for the explanation. I honestly have not read the book or seen the movie for that matter and now I can honestly say this is one of the more unique entries. GL! Reply »

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Those are my favorite characters! Loved this!!! Reply »

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I love that poem Danny Kaye made it into a song, I had his record when I was young. Unlike others I instantly knew this one well done Reply »

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Why don't people understand that the Disney version that you're familiar with is NOT all encompassing of Allice in Wonderland? Before voting and making comments it should be understood that there is a LOT more to Alice then what you think you know! Nice image Author. Has a nice feel to it. Reply »

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Cabbages and kings! Nice... Reply »

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Hey... as far as I can remember this passage IS in the Disney movie too... But, yeah, in fact reading the book helps a lot in understanding a lot more of Alice than just watching the movies!lol Reply »

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i like it a lot Reply »

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Very nice interpretation of this part of the book, so original. Reply »

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Congrats for your third place, Kyricom! Reply »

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lost Reply »

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is this part of the alice story.................I have never actually read it. Reply »

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Yes. Alice finds the poem Jaberwocky, which can only be read when held up to a mirror. (in the book, not the movie) Reply »

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nice angle and love the color. good aperture control. Reply »

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Obviously there are people here who watch too much Disney and don't do enough reading! Even more recent Alice movies include Jaberwocky in the story. YES this is part of Alice in Wonderland! It will be sad if people vote based on their own ignorance. Reply »

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I love this part of the story. My kids memorized this poem and loved to read it to impress relatives, who wasn't familiar with the story. Reply »

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OmG! i remember this poem. we had to all learn it when i was in year 6! thnx 4 the memory and nice shot Reply »

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Totally original point of view, was great to see this part of the story brought to life. Good Luck! Reply »

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nicely done - we will be a well educated crew afterall Reply »

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This picture would be great for the looking up contest! Reply »

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agree Reply »

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wonderful shot, and take onthe theme. Reply »

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cute Reply »

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sometimes ideas work more than the snaps itself. I liked your simple way to make it on theme. Reply »

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