My Pet Zebra
by temba

Comment by bookworm:
it looks lieka zebra, pretty unique, the skin on the wirst could have been left out it kind of ruins the effect. pretty cool picture though.

My Pet Zebra
by temba

Comment by lauraodom:
Cute. How long did it take to wash that off? =)

My Pet Zebra
by temba

Comment by arvinder:
Good composition

Meet me in Hell
by temba

Comment by temba:
Well, I screwed up. This wasn't an 'existing' artwork of any kind before shooting, being a combination of a silhouette and a background, put together purely for the shot. But -- apparently that counts as a collage and as there is no 3-D element added, as in Rose8699's The 80s, ET challenge entry, this makes it a literal interpretation.

Lesson learned - onward and upward - hopefully.

Meet me in Hell
by temba

Comment by jfwolpert:
looks like a stretch for basic editing but i like it

Meet me in Hell
by temba

Comment by goc:
LOL, very nice

Meet me in Hell
by temba

Comment by CalliopeKel:
ROFLMAO. I do hope your kidding.

Cool entry.

Noble Arabian
by temba

Comment by sherpet:
Nice one.....

No More Washing
by temba

Comment by kteach:
I have to agree with the other commenter here. This shot is nothing more than a picture of a broken washing machine. Taken from a normal angle and perspective with plain lighting. Perhaps taking it from a different angle, or a close up of a particularly interesting part of the machine. Or if there had been something nearby that helped to tell a story about where it came from or why it was there? Some of the shots from this challenge were converted to a b/w, perhaps that could have worked here?

Designer Detail
by temba

Comment by kteach:
I think some of the other commenters here have hit on some key points. One of the first things I noticed was that the button was out of focus, I only noticed the focused label afterwards. The pinkish tint seems out of place and the lighting is nothing really spectacular. Perhaps a more dramatic lighting would help? The shot is also very straight, with the label and the button lined up neatly down the center. I might have tried turning this one about 45 degrees, putting the label and the button in positions that lined up more with the rule of thirds. Hope this is helpful!