Documenting Predatory Chicks
by tngrndream

Comment:
Good composition and a clever title trying to make a nature documentary interesting. Public television will definitely pick this up.

Dark Princess Castle
by arnit

Comment:
Good dramatic lighting and composition. My only wish is a little more emotion from the model. Right now she just looks a little peeved.

Desperation: Poverty's Child
by L1

Comment:
He looks poor, but not desperate. Still, you're engaging the reader with a sympathetic character. So it's not a big draw, but it's a draw. And he's framed nicely, too. An overall good composition, with the option of putting text on the right.

Desert Paradise Calling
by rjkstesch

Comment:
I'm not getting a sense of "paradise," just desert. I suppose this could be a nature documentary, but the poster is not conveying the sense of "paradise"

Dead People's Crescendo
by Titia

Comment:
interesting title. the image, though quite pretty, isn't too exciting but does hint at some symbolic meaning that relates to the title. It fulfills the challenge but isn't a big draw.

Driving People Crazy
by Gunnsi

Comment:
it would be more effective if she looked a little crazier, but the composition is good and does set up a movie. So you fulfilled the challenge.

Desolation Point Curse
by pearlseyes

Comment:
lovely landscape, but no sense of danger to convey the curse, or any other hint of a story.

De- Parting Couple
by love

Comment:
There's nothing in the photo or title to suggest a story or any tension.

Deadly Parrot Claw
by Rando D300

Comment:
one of the things I've learned from voting this challenge is that balanced compositions don't make for good movie posters. They tend to create a sense of satisfaction, which is fine for viewing a photo, but not good for making a viewer want to see more. For that reason, and also because the claw would be more threatening if there were some space underneath it, this picture isn't convincing me that there's a whole movie worth seeing about a parrot claw, even if it deadly. It's close, though. The head and claw are great. A different crop might have done it.

Divine Princess Cod
by Ragga2000

Comment:
That's wonderful. You've created a creepy, intriguing fantasy world. The muted colors work well to create a subdued surrealist mood (fish always help with surrealism, too).