Swarovski Crystal Pendant (Daniel Van Rossen)
by Beetle

Comment:
I didn't notice Daniel using star filters, but you have a nice shot here. You have his background down pretty nicely. 7

A transvestite with a Twiser mat on his wall, Japan 2006
by glowingstar

Comment:
Nice contrasty image. Wish I knew who you were emulating.

Aspiring Leibovitz women
by Rae-Ann

Comment:
Go Rae-Ann, Go Rae-Ann! I thought Anne always had pictures of Yoko in them. This is easily your best photo yet. The eye contact and tonal qualities of your subject's face are par excelent. The only thing I don't like is the tilt. Although it keeps the rolling pin level, it makes the trays in the back look like they should be rolling across the room. 8

Winter Squash — a tribute to Edward Weston
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Weston seemed to pick veggies with human form. I do like the tonality of the picture except just a tiny bit high on the highlight. 6

Something in the way she knows... (tribute to Gordon Parks)
by IndigoButterfly

Comment:
nice emulation of Parks' lighting.

Tribute to Ski Photographer/Film Maker Warren Miller
by deepfrog17

Comment:
I used to love Warren Miller films!

el`e·men'tal : John Paul Caponigro
by Rikki

Comment:
could this finally be a ribbon?

Sanguine Sunset
by Cutter

Comment:
The post processing is incredible on this one. I absolutely love it (but I'm a person who doesn't mind a heavy hand in such things). Only my second 10 (on 455 so far).

The Boy Who Giggled So Sweet
by gsal

Comment:
reverse selective desaturation is tough. Our subject doesn't quite look alive here.

Across the Bay
by postoakinversion

Comment:
This would do so much better on a large canvas. It was ultimately why I didn't enter a cityscape for my 2005 entry. Still, the sky and water transfer very well. 8