Playing with the Devil
by skarpi_xxx

Comment:
When this first started loading on my slow laptop and all I got was the top portion I thought 'ho hum - another volcano shot' (lots lately). By the time I got the whole picture I was blown away! I sure hope that guy wasn't photographing someone even closer! The colours, movement and subject are perfectly captured. You should sell this to National Geographic. Your title is great and this is truely Out of the Ordinary. Well done!

Poised
by Transit

Comment:
A little disturbing... but I love it! Great model, great prop, great location and great capture. What can I say but GREAT photo!

Incandescent
by Limbo

Comment:
Simple but very clever! I'm not sure if this has been done before but I've never seen it and you've capture it exremely well. I love the clarity and colours. Did the glass eventually break from the heat or did the flame run out of oxygen? I'm not sure if you could have prevented the reflection (shirt with writing?) but it doesn't take away from the photo as far as I'm concerned. Well done.

Hear no evil. See no evil?
by phlover

Comment:
This is great! PLEASE explain how you achieved this. Even the folds in the shirt almost align perfectly. Great title too. I'm mesmorised every time I look at this photo. Well done.

Air, Have A Sip, It's Good for You
by JacksonGariety

Comment:
Wow! What a great photo. I'm dying to find out how you achieved this. If I could offer a slight critisms (and I mean slight) there is a bit of a halo around the hand face that may have been worth removing after achieving such a wonderful and impressive shot. Well done!

waiting for the picture to done
by whiterook

Comment:
Looking at their faces I can see that they are indeed looking forward for the photo to be taken to get on with what they really want to do so in my opion this meets the challenge.

However, I would like to offer some suggestions to how I believe the photo could have been improved - at least if I was the one taking it. A less distracting background would be nice but you can't always choose the background when getting the shot. I would try and avoid having the subject centered and would have cropped out the right hand side to remove the distracting red object at the bottom corner. The colours and skin tones appears over saturated for my tastes. Good luck with your entry.

FTW! Eggs in my fruit station?
by macobee

Comment:
`zz23,lo0

Enter The Stream..................................<The "no text" rule was NOT broken>
by mefnj

Comment:
I'm loving this photo and the way it draws you in to the singularity. I hope you'll explain how you did this.

Entrance Super Style
by gsal

Comment:
Excellent photo! It draws me in to wanting to know what the story is behind it. Well done.

Reflection of Love
by gyaban

Comment:
I don't get it! (Not the photo but the scoring - 17 votes below 5!!). I gave you an 8 though I had a slight concern that the heart may had been placed there by bending the editing rules but didn't want to vote without objective evidence, which is what I suspect some may have done.

Thanks for the details on how the shot was made and the effort gone too. Excellent photo! You were robbed of a front page IMHO.

Edited to remove a wayward letter.

Message edited by author 2010-04-05 21:38:07.