Day-20
by SandyP

Comment:
That color version is fantastic. I like the B&W too, but I'm not fully sold on the toning.

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by sir_bazz

Comment:
She's adorable as always, and I think the choice to keep just a few leaves saturated was a strong one. I'm on the fence about having all of the child saturated, but your work doing so is exemplary, so I'd keep it in.

I'm putting in the one of the boy with the cast.. so let's keep our fingers crossed :)

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by robgs57

Comment:
This is incredibly amusing, yet sad at the same time.. because of the fact that she passed away.

What a fantastic conversion.

While Mother's away, the Cat will play!
by scalvert

Comment:
If you put half the energy into making money as you do into these challenges, Bill Gates wouldn't stand a chance.

I'm at a loss as to *WHY* you put so much energy into them, but eh.. we all have to have a hobby ;D

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by LeeD

Comment:
Slacker? Most of us are only on Day 9 ;)

I love the low key. Your lighting is brilliant, but I really don't like the amount of negative space for this particular composition. It begs to be framed tighter to show of more of the fantastic textures in skin and hair, and to give us a more connected feel to her pregnancy and the emotion she feels.

Day 9
by walrus451

Comment:
Hehehe.. It's like you just put a different background and foreground in, and then paste her face :)

She's just too adorable for words really.

Day Eight: Ozark Riley
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I hope you're not linking me in with "The Anti-Digital Art" mob because I'm outspoken about hating it in challenges here. lol.

But if you are, oh well, I like the work you've done anyway. He almost looks Ozarkian enough :)

Day 8 - The Little Medusa
by Artyste

Comment:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao: What's with her hands?

She had DIRT on them.. Pete forbid.

6
by mia67

Comment:
Poor kitty.

Flag Day 8
by Katmystiry

Comment:
I find it a little oversharp myself, to the point where you're actually losing a bit of edge detail.. which, ironically, makes the edges look a little soft. The shot itself has a great compositional dynamic, and I was wondering how long it was going to take before we say a flag shot. (I have plans to do the Canadian flag at one point).