More.....
by loz1

Comment:
17 comments, 5.6? that's not bad!

The only thing I can see now that I would have changed is to crop this in portrait orientation to enhance the length of your leg, instead of cropping horizontal and emphasizing the width. :)

M

Homage to Jacko & Rackat
by hughletheren

Comment:
WOW that must have taken some work!

The Banana Challenge : "I Love Bananas Too..."
by sfarrell23

Comment:
The heart is a little lopsided, but a good taken on a good photo. :)

Highlited X-Ray Frames (office art+multi-image)
by MrYu

Comment:
HA! Someone did it! This image got talked about a lot (multi image) but nobody could figure out how to get it in there. Nice work. Hope you talked to Kiwi about borrowing his image!

Secondary primary glass
by Jinjit

Comment:
Excellent replica.

My Point of View
by soup

Comment:
One of my favorite images of all time and you nailed it minus the paper sticking up around the edges. Good work!

Makes them wacko!!.....Have a Schmacko!!
by suemack

Comment:
I think the most important issue in an advertisement is to get the product in. Clearly you have a good idea here, but I don't think there's enough product here. I see "pet food only" but I still don't know what a Schmacko is.

The light looks a little flash-y to me. I don't like on camera flash, so I use available light whenever possible - putting the dog by a window or something. :)

M

Genesis
by Skip

Comment:
The processing on this shot ROCKS. I was commenting on people's entries with the least comments, but I really wanted to make an exception for your shot here.

The yellow BOOMS and just flies out of the picture at me. I love the glow effect it has. Leaving a little bit green on the inside really adds to the look this has - like the yellow is adding glow to the blue to create the greens. VERY cool. Compositionally, I'm glad there is nothing to distract my eye in the background.

I have a hard time believing this didn't do better, but I think:
//www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=18680

That shot was the first one I remember with blue flower backgrounds. I think subconsciously people may have associated the two and thought it was a re-do of a challenge winning technique. (redo's NEVER do well around here.)

Thanks also for the thoughtful comment - I appreciate your time.

M

Ship at Rest
by dpdave

Comment:
I can see the lines as well and they do distract.

However, the angles and lines give my eyes lots to do and it makes me interested in the subject. I like the little tad of background image we have - the other boats, water, shoreline - which add to the overall feel of the picture.

I like contrasty black and white shots, so I would bump it +7 or so contrast, just to get that feel to it, but overall I like the image a lot.

M

Rising Above It All
by Olyuzi

Comment:
This image is of something very fantastic. I love the subject. The crop and composition don't appeal to my eye. The topic and meaning are very nice, but maybe if you had something in the background (a different side, different angle?) it would have given some context.

That all being said, I definitely like what I'm looking at in this. The little stubble of trees in the LLC is funny.

M