Should have turned it on high for the bright red

Congrats!

good. suggest 'soften' the selection before deleting the original background of the deers might be better. The light source is in daylight, but the deers' are more suited to night-time... perhaps substitute with night-scene background might be better?

Not bad except for the conflicting light sources.

Looks unfocussed..

The shiny vibrant colors are very eye catching.Beautifully captured.

Makes me remember my child time, when chocolate eggs were too expensive and my mother did them in this way, lovely photo. GL

a push pin

good capture

well done

... a pin !

Cool and i saw the mistake. And you should make it a bit more professional and attractive.

1, 2, 3, 4....and then whát?! . Nice idea, but yeah, better fix it . Good luck!

im gonna have a look it really is a wicked idea and so many different maths equations to use

Dear author, in my opinion the white part at the bottom left makes the photo lose a little bit!

this would be an excellent idea for schools.... year 1's could learn time and maths all in one

I see what you mean. Perfect to see if the kids are paying attention

I need one of these for my kids!!!

Very nice, has a lovely minimalist feel to it

Nice, but you might want to crop it so they are a bit more de-centered

You might crop it so it's vertical. That would take out the door etc. in the background. Like the freckles

nice light, but a little soft.

Lovely expression and light, could use a little white balance correction, to warm it a bit, and I do wish you had used a tripod, it's just a little soft.

Congrats!!

Congrats on third place

Gosh I was thinking to do the same thing!!!! I quit!!!
Great job, good luck, author!

Good entry, are the flowers poppies? good work and good luck!

Nice color contrast with background, wish it had a hi res to see better. gl

good work

Nice concept ... wish you had been able to do a high res ... I would love to see the detail in the peacock.

Reflections of this kind are a pain, we tend to avoid them so I won't judge you for trying. However you should at least mask the reflection on the window's frames ( those black lines).

Nice idea, just follow the great tip from greymval, that would improve the work considerably. You might check the cloning on the background, it's a bit too obvious. GL!
BTW a high res image is always helpful.

Here's a tip for masking out the grass. Go to Select - Color range, then pick the color between those grass leaves adjust fuzinness and check in the preview what will be selected( the white part), click ok. Then either click delete or press the mask button and Ctrl +I the mask(inverts it).