Dont burst my bubble !
by David Newland

Comment:
I just realized this bubble is bursting before my eyes, awesome! Bumping all the way up :)

Parked
by Melethia

Comment:
I really like the high contrast PP you used, really help brings the patterns out

edit5.jpg
by mecfcosta

Comment:
I really like the conversion to B&W and the lighting is really good. My one major critique would be the point of focus which is on the tip of the nose. I think it would be better if the focus was on the eyes to bring more attention to the his expression and make the viewer think about what he is thinking. hope this helps.
joe

MIB II - Frankie in his suit
by ShutterPug

Comment:
excellent!! maybe alittle faster shutterspeed and lower angle would have helped but great job. looks just like the movie shot, the other suggestions are more general comments if it wasn't for the cahllenge and didn't affect your score :).

Message edited by author 2006-09-06 05:25:46.

The Abyss
by ralph

Comment:
creative, but It might have worked better if you had some sort of ship in the photo to give it more of an abyss feel

rembering the times that have passed
by Dan_Cottle

Comment:
I don't know what movie this is supposed to be, you can PM and then I will vote. It does have really nice lighting and feels like something I have seen before.

"The Village"
by rjkstesch

Comment:
I would have tried shooting this as a wide angle to get it more as a movie feel.

Alien Bug Invasion
by Nuzzer

Comment:
I couldn't find this movie anywhere so I will hold off voting on it. Thanks for the PM. Its not a bad macro shot but it is a little too busy and I think the cut off bugs on each side hurt the image abit. It could be you were trying to recreate the scene of the film, but when I tried to get it to load it wouldn't work and froze firefox. I think if you could have got your camera lower maybe on a tripod while the bugs were on the table the bugs would have looked even bigger. The focus and sharpness are great, if this was o a tripod I would have set the camera for the largest depth of field I could so that you would get the most details possibly. Hope some of this helps.
joe

The Waterboy
by msdoubletrouble

Comment:
hehe, buttcrack. I think this one needed a wide angle to get them movie feel better.

Bruce Off the Wagon: Finding Nemo
by cloudsme

Comment:
great take on the challenge, I wish the glass was cleanthoguht, toher than that its a great show