Brave New World - Aldous Huxley
by Damon

Comment:
Congratulations Patrick. Not a bad placement at all for this challenge.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886)
by Garry

Comment:
Go Garry! Knew this would do well. Just out of HM, damn!

New PB!! You bloody beauty!

Message edited by author 2013-10-23 00:04:29.

Awaiting Approval
by Damon

Comment:
I just realised this made your own personal top ten list. Congrats!

Tiniest Violin
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Nice shirt.

"This ends NOW!"
by Garry

Comment:
Great work Garry! Play to your strengths - and you're one mean lookin' sob.

tracks
by Stagolee

Comment:
That's lovely Stag. Very atmospheric. I hope it still stands mate. Let us know.

"This ends NOW!"
by Garry

Comment:
I'm an Aussie.
That's not a knife....!

(TPL2 Team Member - not voting)

Terminal torment
by Garry

Comment:
Gosh, that's quite the litany of steps. You forgot 'crop', you nong.

Wahoo on the TT Garry! Powerful image made more so by your processing.

The falling leaf
by hajeka

Comment:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:

I would love to know how you've done this - I'm assuming small threads to hold up the petals? It's a top idea. Perhaps your composition could be altered a little as it feels unbalanced. Also, it must have been difficult to not damage the petals, but I would probably have healed/cloned out a lot of the damaged and brown bits. I like the lighting - it almost makes the flower glow.

food for thoughts
by mitalapo

Comment:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:

What I like: the spots of colour are very well balanced.
What I don't necessarily like but understand you can't help these things: he's facing the 'wrong' way. However, the colour keeps you in the frame anyway, so maybe it's not that bad after all!
I actually read the poster - interesting advertisement!