San Francisco, Carla Gerard

 Elms, 514 pieces. The sky was a fun challenge. 6/10

Fawn in Garden, Two Can Art

 Elms, 519 pieces. A colorful image with the color unevenly scattered! 6/10

Night Lights, Andy Russell

 Elms, 585 pieces. Lots of color here; steady assembly. 6/10

Mayan Transformation, Bo Newell

 Elms, 318 pieces. Busy image with lots of detail and animal whimsies. 6/10

Sleeping Blonde Mermaid, Viktor Nizovtzev

 Elms, 453 pieces. A good challenge because of the way the colors interact with each other in juxtaposition--is it grey, green, or gold? 7/10

Fuyuna, Haruyu Morita

 Elms, 325 pieces. Lovely image; no wonder everyone loves it for puzzles. Nice dropouts at the top. 6/10

Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer, Gustav Klimt

 Elms, 335 pieces. This is a good image for Elms, with some nice abstract whimsies. 6/10

Anisa Asakawa, Arboretum Aura

 Elms, 272 pieces. Bright and busy! Loved the chain of monkey whimsies. 6/10

monkey whimsies stretching across puzzle

Taj Mahal, Parker Fulton

 Elms, 416 pieces. A very good size for an Elms puzzle, with lots of nice little details in the image. 6/10

Botanica Moths, Rae Ritchie

 Elms, 396 pieces. Really impressive border/dropouts, and an image that keeps you working throughout. 7/10

Surf Weekend Away, Deborah Broughton

 Elms, 421 pieces. Fun colors! 6/10

Parker Fulton, Fall Bounty Wreath

 Waterford (Elms), 63 pieces. Cute. 3/5

Peace of Heaven

 Elms, 458 pieces. I like a good sky, where you have to use shapes mostly, and this delivered (though there were also small color variations that could be untangled), including with nice dropouts. 7/10