The earth is made of dirt and wood - And I'd be water if I could
by sher

Comment:
I like the composition, the lighting, the detail. Pretty much like the whole picture, actually.

Sensory Deprivation
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Yep, it's dirt, but it's not really very entertaining as a photograph. Hopefully you cleaned it after this shot!

Thunderball
by gloda

Comment:
Amazing work with light!! Very well done - I'd have never guessed this was done entirely with a flashlight. Quite inspiring, too!

generations
by boysetsfire

Comment:
This really is a lovely piece of work, Nick. Nicely done!

Maybe Next Month
by xianart

Comment:
Interesting breakout of the comments between male and female. I did not vote in this challenge but I did page through and figured this one was yours. I don't find it at all offensive, and in fact I think it very well presented.

pt reyes.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Great light for this shot. Check your horizon - or at least the water level. In other words, folks will ding you if your water looks like it's flowing one way or another instead of being level. In this shot, it appears to be flowing from right to left - there's a slight tilt in that direction. Quite often this is a function of the angle of a shoreline, for instance, but for balance, make it horizontal.

DSC_0017-blur.jpg
by raish

Comment:
This is such a cute little guy, you really do need to give us one in focus. :-)

... original of the three idiots ...
by roz

Comment:
What a delightfully quirky shot!

Live And Let Die
by posthumous

Comment:
Oh, this definitely went WAY over to the humorous side. Not a darn thing disturbing about it, really. Well, maybe the way you think, but that's not really all THAT disturbing. Definitely funnier than hell, actually. I'm still laughing. Skewsme gets bonus points for playing the dead chick with panache.

~the way you have never seen me~ to James with true love, from Russia
by silverfoxx

Comment:
You must have the most interesting wardrobe! Lovely "painting" - and great photography and post processing work. You really could make an excellent living doing portraits like this!