The Vortex of Reaching
by posthumous

Comment:
For a minute there I thought it was a big tongue slipping out to lick the face of an unsuspecting couch surfer.

Beauty And...
by hotpasta

Comment:
great processing this really pops off the page for me. really like how his postion mimics her eyebrows and the shadow of her neck

pole position
by tate

Comment:
nice thought

Lennys at Night
by BAMartin

Comment:
yes i agree this photo sure is out there. i wished you cropped in on the right to focus more attention on the inside guy.

That Girl
by Cutter

Comment:
Dang! I find her expression very quizzical.

dnmc
by raish

Comment:
i really like the guy in the back left between the tiger and rhino (or is that an iguana) eyes. from a distance it looks like he is leaning on that 1 wall, but you probably just captured him at the right moment walking through. the accordion guy is kind of interesting too. i wish you had him just playing for only the 3 prominant animal images where less traffic is going through, with no people...but don't listen to me, my shot is in the mid 5's :(

Southern Bluegrass
by msdoubletrouble

Comment:
apparently, just like elvis, charles nelson reiley is still making appearances. good find. technically...your focus is a bit soft to me on the non-moving parts. the microphone stand is kind of a big distraction. your whites are a tad bit hot.

Sysiphus
by Oded

Comment:
interesting body position. i wish he had the eggs balanced on his shoulders to strengthen your title...perhaps that would be asking a bit much from the poor fellow. i also wish you had waited for a more uniform bg that didn't have the door edge cutting through his head.

Negativity
by muur88

Comment:
yes well, i guess i shouldn't have smited the dq police in my initial comments ;) But really, i didn't do anything that couldn't have been done with adjustmentment layers alone...except the distort of course...kind of missed that new rule or perhaps old one by now. anyway, i still hereby deem this required method of adjustment layers to be unconstitutional as long as you abide by the basic law of not altering individual pixels, aka making processing adjusts to the entire image in normal blending mode. i know you don't care. i guess i really don't either. thanks for listening though.

View From Behind The LCD Screen
by accady

Comment:
interesting. i had to think about how you reversed the image in photoshop and then held the computer up in place of her face for a long exposure...i'm slow sometimes...i would think most people sit centered in front of their computer, so i'm left wondering if that would have been a more intriguing image