IMG_5493-4x6.jpg
by dwterry

Comment:
Hey David! :D

First, lemme say this series is quite on par with the skill and competence we've seen from you for some time now. I like this best of the group because I think it well represents the quality you bring to a client shoot.

That said, I'm going to go straight for the jugular ;) This image represents your skill SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much more than the giant fisheye with the ity bity tiny bride and groom that you currently use in logo stuff. Would you consider updating that if I promised to send you cupcakes? :D

Hugs
Cindi

Edited poor typing.

Message edited by author 2007-06-25 00:36:00.

Pure Country
by Qart

Comment:
Great image, Rudy. Congrats on an equally great finish! :D

Pure as the Rose, as the Enfolding Heart
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congrats, Robert! Lovely entry with a lovely finish.

Mango:Kenya
by hotpasta

Comment:
Congrats on the Yellow, Enzo. Delayed gratification, but still well deserved.

Biotechnology... fresh from the lab!
by scalvert

Comment:
You suck you suck you suck. Oh this has a majenta cast and well you should have had a manicure. Overall I think you suck. ;D

Double Spiral
by levyj413

Comment:
Horray and grats on the ribbon! You did it, dude! This is an awesome shot and the processing was spot on. Now we're all in trouble! :D

Rainforest
by yakatme

Comment:
Congrats on that first blue, Robert! Its a fantastic image for the topic. :D

"Rooster"
by noraneko

Comment:
Outstanding! Congrats on a great finish for a strong image!

You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch!
by Transit

Comment:
Excellent finish, mate! :D Congrats on the ribbon!!

Thing 1 and the Cat
by joekent

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club.

Hi there, Joe. I love the bright colors and the crisp white in this image, I think those factors account for the higher scores you received during this challenge. The lower scores, however, in my opinion were likely based on composition and lack of "wow". Compositionally, your subjects are just laying there - even looking a little flat. You mention they were pencil puppets - what if you had posed them upright, as if they were interacting with one another. I think giving your subjects a sense of action would have improved your score greatly.

Hope that helps.

Cindi