Runaway Breakfast (108512)
by hopper

Comment:
It's still a funny idea : )

Color Splash
by jpochard

Comment:
A little grainy, maybe on purpose -- I like how the "look" seems to blend from photo to more painting-like.

[no] Angel
by redmoon

Comment:
At last, some satire! Nice job.

Angel II
by arnit

Comment:
Dramatic presentation like the original -- well-done. The only tiny thing which throws me off a bit is the tiny bright spot under the neck -- it seems to attract unnecessary attention, and almost make it look oversharpened. I would try burning that spot a bit so it matches the clouds more closely.

Meet the Griswolds (Tacky Holiday Decorations)
by Prof_Fate

Comment:
And I bet some people would have entered this in in the other challenge : (

Tainted Love
by t_online

Comment:
Needs a paraphrase of the movie warning: This photo is rated "R" for textual situations. Well-done.

Newsflash: Blue Ribbon Burgler Caught Red Handed! (Humor II - Red and Blue)
by Arcanist

Comment:
It probably won't work this time, either : (

Tribute to Smokeditor
by Sonda

Comment:
Maybe too many drops, but well-lit/exposed and a good imitation.

Ouch, no serviceable parts inside!
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I knew something was bothering me ... I don't think the word "Ouch" in the title is necessary. Instead, you could phrase it exactly the way the warning stickers are phrased, and make an even a stronger connection (IMO) to the subject by calling it
No User-Serviceable Parts Inside

I have no suggestions on improving the photo though ... great work : )

Message edited by author 2004-12-23 10:55:19.

Wind-er
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by damelzakelly: I would have to state that the visual pun is one of the ONLY photos that didnt go for the obvious. You wouldnt believe how many photos there were of people blowing on things... is the topic breeze, or blowing, no its "wind". The word has many meanings, and to those who disparage at the pun, well.

I think there were some clock photos working along the same (unsuccessful) line ... I knew where this would end up. But for me, the door was opened when the challenge description included NO examples, but only the adjective "ethereal"

I didn't have tome to organize and try my other variation on this idea ... hands blurred as they wind up a ball of knitting yarn.