Jack and the Beanstalk
by banmorn

Comment:
Nice play on words. Makes you think of the *real* reason the Giant fell off the beanstalk ;) The shadow in the top corner bothers me a little, and I don't know what the yellow is at the bottom. The golden egg?

Welcome to the third world.
by asij

Comment:
Gorgeous. Where'd you get that sword?! ;)

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment:
This is very nice, but it's pushing the limit for "digital art" in my eyes. Absolutely wonderful to look at though, and very creative.

Re-assessment
by Jinjit

Comment:
I found this photo to be a little *too* dark, and it was difficult to figure out what it was at first. I see it now though, and I like the idea. Try playing around with different lighting combinations perhaps, and see what you can come up with.

Snow White
by birgir

Comment:
I like your idea, however, the grass looks a little "fake" to me, because of the blur, and the lighting (too bright) doesn't convey the mood very well, but the concept is great and very imaginative.

Rapunzel, Rapunzel let down your hair
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I understand where you're going with this, but having a model that was actually *letting* down some hair would have done wonders for this photo. Now, I *know* that it'd probably be impossible to get someone up there, but I really feel that it doesn't tell the story you want it to without that element.

The Wizard
by Gatorguy

Comment:
Wonderful! Adding the mist was a stroke of genius, and I *love* his expression.

Knight in Shining Armor
by KevinRiggs

Comment:
How lucky are you for finding or having something like this around to shoot during "Fairy Tale" week? Great shot, but I have a suggestion. How about a closer cropping on the knight? This would help eliminate more of the distracting flag in the background, and help the viewer focus better on the subject. Your focus from a distance is very nice as well.

The Beanstalk Jack Climbed
by karmat

Comment:
Oh, wonderful! Makes me want to start cliimbing it right away! Very clever, gorgeous POV, and almost the perfect type of plant. Excellent.

The Princesses Pea
by Screechington

Comment:
This is an extremely creative and imaginative take on the challenge. It's also beautifully shot. The contrasts are nice, the focus is soft in the sheet, and sharp on the pea. The shadow the pea makes is a *touch* strong, but minor. Great work.