Dream
by Alecia

Comment:
I didn't like this picture when I first saw it. But when I went back to it and studied it some more it kinda grew on me. The processing which I found to be overwhelming at first now seems to make sense, emphasizing the hypnotic eyes of the model. Good job, I'm changing my 5 to a 7

Town council considers ban on skateboarding on public streets, kids up in arms.
by martinaw

Comment:
NIce capture! Black and white works well too. 9

Street Art Comes to Lower Downtown
by debitipton

Comment:
Great DOF, nice shot. 8

Intruder Killed During Home Invasion
by dblink

Comment:
LMAOO good idea. Finally someone with some imagination and creativity.

Sex, City, Sun - Summer Comes Early to San Francisco!
by Kolya

Comment:
Woo hoo, nice legs! A bit grainy though.

As you can see, I´m not the only one
by teto

Comment:
LMAOOOO Did ya glue them together or are they alive and well? Good capture.

Summer Refreshment
by joanns

Comment:
That's a beautiful capture but it doesn;t seem that the selective desaturation was carried out well. The kids look really pale. The way to do that is to create 2 layers, desaturate the top later then erase the parts you want in colour from the top layer so that the colour of the kids in the background layer show up. Voila you've got a selectively desaturated image.

The Blue Gate
by Sammie

Comment:
Was that gate originally that blue colour or did you add the blue colour? That's a great location but I don;t think that selective desaturation works here.

Hiding
by Cam

Comment:
Probably not the best choice for this challenge. A white bird on a bright background kinda disappears, losing impact.

Don't it make your brown eyes blue
by fstopopen

Comment:
Did you paint the car blue instead of desaturating only the surroundings? The way to do that is to create 2 layers, desaturate the top later then erase the car from the top layer so that the colour of the car in the background layer shows up. Voila you've got a selectively desaturated image.