Through the Looking Glass
by admart01

Comment:
Good entry. First thing that came to mind was "stopping for coffee".

12 Cans of Soup (with apologies to Andy Warhol)
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Certainly fits the challenge but I would have liked to see your own spin on it.

Fast Food Frenzy
by craigester

Comment:
Good job with this one. One of my favorites in the challenge.

Midnight
by JustinM

Comment:
Very nice work converting the scene into night. The crescent moon however looks very fake. If you look at actual photos of the crescent moon the outer edge is sharp while the inner edge is soft and/or has a gradient that fades off into the darkness.

Message edited by author 2007-03-30 07:11:13.

Irish Eyes
by fencekicker

Comment:
Good photo. Her expression is very pleasant. I'm glad you didn't neatimage her as that typically ruins a portrait and turns it into a glamour shot. The only aspect I would critize is her lack of "environment". While I do like the close up aspect I wish there was something in the background of substance to give more personality.

A vacation trip to a back-to-nature destination
by zymara

Comment:
Congrats.

Getting Old is a HOOT
by JPR

Comment:
Well if Langdon doesn't want it I'll take it! :P

Just For You
by Blue Moon

Comment:
Congrats. That is one great gift!

languishing lily
by IreneM

Comment:
Shoot, only gave this one a 5. :( I guess it didn't stand out when I came across it.

Girl from the North
by IreneM

Comment:
Definitely underrated. Seems like a few of the commenters didn't like her expression. I wonder if you edited this differently if those people would have changed their mind. For example, an edit that enhanced a more somber tone say a b/w conversion with the midtones darkened. While the colors are good I wonder if that produced mix messages with what people were seeing in her expression.