Windmill at Night
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
Really nice. IR?

Bloom
by Alecia

Comment:
Cool composition.

Vaulter
by jimmythefish

Comment:
oh man. my internet was running really slow so i sat here a while just reading the title waiting for the picture to load and i got excited picturing a shot of the actual vaulting. This is still a really great portrait shot though. Do you have any more action oriented ones from the shoot?

Sculpture
by Gracious

Comment:
really nice focus although it seems slightly grainy. Its a shame about not being able to edit out the tree branches on the upper left. Really nice shot. Love how the red pops. Did you desaturate the other colors and saturate red or is this natural?

Milk or...
by russi

Comment:
H20 unless you have chocolate or peanut butter.

Graffiti Country
by Tarbini

Comment:
Nice tones. Where is this? it looks familiar. I would have cropped off the right side to get rid of the dark trees.

The Dark Half
by mci

Comment:
Very nice. I like it. Good use of duotone. Really love the focus and mixture of softness and contrast, esp on the eyebrow. Not sure how well this meets the challenge, sine the subject is pretty much right in the center, but you decided to use lights to cover it up. Still an 8 from me.

Too busy, I've had it
by johnmk

Comment:
lol. That's really funny. For some reason it makes me think of curious george and the man with the yellow hat. i really have no idea why, mind you. The shot could use something to really make it stand out, im not really sure what, just more clarity and crispness (better camera perhaps? im in the same boat)/ Or maybe it would look good if you desaturated everything but yellow like in mavriks april fools day entry.

MERGE
by photogoo

Comment:
I like the post processing you did on this to make it pop everywhere except for on the ground, which looks a bit oversharpened.

Chubby Cheeks
by connie

Comment:
AHHHHahaha. Awesome. This attests to my believe that animal shots are getting better and better on here. It's good to see photographers taking a lot of shots and waiting for the perfect moment rather than just snapping a shot of a chipmunk they happen to see. this is just awesome and it makes me smile.