Nice job. I like these old photographs and the history they represent. What is the date of this picture early 20th century, say 1900 ? Curious n America.

No date on the photo, but other photos in the album with dates were taken early 1900, in Denmark.

A good choice of colours. The yellowish/green garment of the child looks like it could use some shadows to give it more shape, otherwise very good job. Well done author.

great

SUPER DUPER WORK.. looked at the SBS and I could use a NAP.. hehehe..GREAT JOB AUTHOR... GOOD LUCK!!!!

Fantastic work and great use of the source.

This is great! A lot of time and passion went into this work. I love your motherhen the best!

Wow! All credit to you, I actually looked at this image to start with and though 'so what, they've just stuck the shell on the roosters head...' That's how good a job you did on creating the chooks!
All credit to you, this is a great piece of work.

Really clever, nice work! and I love that one of the chicks has two eyes and more of a 3/4 face view.

Awesome !!! Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes.

The SBS is so helpful . Fantastic quality.

Very nice construction...well done

welldone author.

congrats!

Excellent Work...
and great work using this source

Perfect! It's the only word I found to describe it.

Absolutely stunning ... couldn't believe my eyes until I read the SBS ... an amazing work of art! What an inspiration

Beautiful work

Love the way you made this. Very nice feel.

Great use of source

Very good.

Great Re-creation

Congrats on a very well deseved first place!

Congrats for your first place, Cheryl!

Thank you for your votes and comments!

Predictable, but should have better score IMO. Congrats!!!

Congrats! for 1st

congrats,....this is a super creation......very well deserved

Well deserved top spot. Congrats!!

Congrats

Congrats! Well deserved, stunning work!

Congrats

Congrats, beautiful job

Congrats !

Congrats with this one

Truly Amazing!

Very warm entry, author, full of tenderness...

Very original. Nice!

I would try satin effect, inner shadow or something else instead of that glow effect. But a very nice alien design. Would love to see the family's house behind too ,-)

Thank you Widiar.. never even thought of the satin effect.. I feel it's much improved... THANKS!!!

very nice....

house in back...perfect...good luck

That's nice

Very lovely entry, Well done as usual !

wow great imagination!

Congrats for your first place, Ernest!

Congrats, well done

Ernie, congratulations!

congrats,.....this is typical style of yours....

Congratulations for 1st

Congratulations but I think it looks very bad. But it is indeed very hard to make something out of these rendered 3d buildings and I can't see why they keep being suggested as a contest.

Congrats, Ernest! The little round parts with the other ones remind me of Tinker Toys. If houses can be called cute, you've managed it!

Thts what families should b all abt.....u potrayed all the feelings and emotions in one hug...congrats...

congrats very funny nice

Needs shadows to look realistic: cover shadows on album interior and on atlas, tassel shadows, ribbon shadow.

DanLundberg, thank you for the comment it was very helpfull. Shall work on it today as suggested.

great idea,very nice

AMAZING. i really love this one.

Love the old look. This album reminds me that it's hight time for me to arrange my family album too

Very creative to turn the metal heart into orthodontia. But the flyer/ad is kind of blah. The drop shadows only make the text harder to read, especially in the inset (where it should be "orthodontists" BTW). Maybe more image (with more contrast and bigger inset as that's the point) and less green would be more compelling.

I agree with Dan about the shadows. But brackets are very realistic (it reminds me when I used them on my teeth - it hurt me a lot...)

funny idea, good luck

nice