Laughing at the demons of her past, Duckie returns to the slough where she was born.
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Way to go, bear! Congrats! The image is really stunning.

Versatile Juggler
by Pug-H

Comment:
Well ya got five 10's! And an 8 from me. Way to go, you cruel evil sadist. :)

"Mom?"
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Got a 7 from me, Crystal. I loved the perspective and the technicals are great. Could do without that border though. Well done overall! :)

"It's wood polish dad! I saw them using it!"
by CEJ

Comment:
Hmmm, some folks got it, some didn't. I didn't. The image is good, but I was distracted by trying to find the punch line. I'd ask you to explain it, but as I have learned many times over - if you have to explain it, it just isn't funny. A 6 from me though. :)

Sad woody
by Gaby_G

Comment:
A little fuzzy in some areas and hot spots, but overall a good job.

...and I think he is sad because you broke his kneecaps! ;-P

Calvary
by timfythetoo

Comment:
As a Christian in an often-hostile-to-Christian community, I was not sure if this was poking fun or if it was meant as a legitimate symbol of your faith. Glad to know it was the latter. Either way, I gave it a 7 for it's photographic quality mainly.

I'm still not wholly comfortable with the image since it's hard for me to separate Woody from humor, but I am adding to my fav's just as a reminder to be bold in my faith as you have been.

Ready for his closeup
by Melethia

Comment:
I think you did a great job! I love the lighting, the shadows, the desat and the pose.

Breakin' 3: woody boogaloo
by Elvis_L

Comment:
Man, I woulda thought this would finish higher. Got a 7 from me. For me, the title kinda hurt because I had no idea it was a breakdancin thing til I read that and then I looked and would have expected to see him in motion or on his head or something. I just liked the setup though. Good job.

Portrait
by JeniY

Comment:
TEE RIFFIC! A casual glimpse into the lives of woodies. :)

Is Grandpa Alright?
by DefyTime

Comment:
Haha, looks like I am the only one who noticed Grandpa is a girl woody. ;-) Great job here, Clint! You nailed the conveying of expression on expressionless figures. :)

...and if I burned your village, I'd be a hippo critter. :)