Anne Geddes Tribute
by twm122

Comment:
well, after looking thru dozens of anne geddes photos of babies, I don't think she would take this shot. She likes to enclose babies, remind us of how small they are. Your picture makes the baby look grand, even hints at the power this baby will grow into. For that reason, I think you've achieved something more profound, even though geddes' technique and eye are very impressive. So I put this under influence, rather than mere imitation. Good work.

Ansel
by drake217

Comment:
If I saw this in an Ansel Adams book, it wouldn't stand out. I would readily accept it. You fulfilled the challenge well, as far as I'm concerned.

Cold Mountain (Ansal Adams)
by fiverivers

Comment:
one of my favorite of the many ansel adams tributes. The fog hides the mountains and makes them more mysterious and glorious. 9.

Deep Surrender inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe
by clarmore

Comment:
great suggestiveness by the use of hands. a heterosexual mapplethorpe. 9.

Robert Doisneau 2006
by Bela45

Comment:
this is daring of you, to use pop/ad imagery not associated with this photographer. What is associated with this photographer, is a picture that tells a story, a sense of "oh!" where things fit or don't fit in a very definite way. 9.

Jim Dratfield - "Round Mound of Hound"
by ShutterPug

Comment:
a fitting member of Jim Dratfield's pound. Great personality in your subject.

Paper Bark Trees & Lilies. Ansel Adams
by BrianR

Comment:
That floor of lilies is stunning. It looks like glass over marble. 9.

After Man Ray (but not Kiki)
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I think this captures the spirit and playfulness of Man Ray very well. 9.

Bogee
by Dirgeelucidatr

Comment:
so beautiful, so painterly. 10.

Mockingbird
by nova

Comment:
This looks so much like an audobon painting. 10.