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Fading flowers
05/18/2006 08:23:19 PM
Fading flowers
by tcyahath

Comment:
This is possibly the most deliberate play for a brown I have ever seen.
Love our LUMIX
05/18/2006 08:17:43 PM
Love our LUMIX
by Carmelynn

Comment:
Too much blown highlight on the right side.
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Guilty Pleasure.
05/18/2006 08:17:40 PM
Guilty Pleasure.
by buzzrock

Comment:
The puppy's nose is too blown out.
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c   a   n  '  t  .....  r  e  a  c  h  ! ....... (double stuffed chocolate lens cap)
05/18/2006 08:15:25 PM
c a n ' t ..... r e a c h ! ....... (double stuffed chocolate lens cap)
by amandalore

Comment:
The white is so bright that you can't see the milk at the bottom. Might work better on a different color background.
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Dominus Pater Culpa ("Lord, Father, a Sin")
05/15/2006 09:45:34 PM
Dominus Pater Culpa ("Lord, Father, a Sin")
by FotoMunki

Comment:
This is a good concept, but I can see why it didn't score higher, where others are a little more incredulous. There is nothing wrong with the technical aspects of the photo, exactly, it's more a matter of props and makeup. Here goes:

The typical horror movie victim is a young, unmarried girl/woman. Film studies people will even tell you that most horror movie murder victims tend to be a bit slutty and that they're essentially being punished for their sexuality. The best example of this trend is the original "Halloween", where good girl Jamie Lee Curtis outlives all her slutty friends. Based on this near-universal film type, here's a couple notes:

(1) Take the rings off the model, especially the wedding ring.

(2) Tone down the lipstick - simply too bright. Maybe even go with a bluish tone to really show that she's dead. Adjust the hue very slightly toward the blue end to give her skin an ashen look.

(3) The smeared mascara under her eyes ages her quite a bit, and remember, you want to give the impression of the hot young murder victim. I think she'd be better off without any mascara. Since this challenge had advanced editing rules, you could always burn the lashes and brows a little for emphasis if necessary.

Overall, I think giving her a more innocent and dead look would make this vastly more disturbing.

:-)
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Unsung Hero our Firemen
05/15/2006 08:58:07 PM
Unsung Hero our Firemen
by sherpet

Comment:
Is he really that sunburnt, or did something happen in PP?
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Stolen Kiss
05/15/2006 08:26:16 PM
Stolen Kiss
by scared_of_the_dark

Comment:
Nice colors, though there are some blown highlights on the girl's arm and shoulder.
Sing for your supper
05/15/2006 08:25:26 PM
Sing for your supper
by Steveinnz

Comment:
The light is a bit harsh here, which does these lovely birds no justice. There's a dust spot in the upper left quadrant.
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THE BOXER
05/15/2006 08:24:08 PM
THE BOXER
by pawdrix

Comment:
I don't get "boxer" from this. Maybe bartender or bar patron.
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Deaths Perfect Creation
05/15/2006 01:29:34 AM
Deaths Perfect Creation
by connie

Comment:
Originally posted by Jutilda:

This deserved a ribbon. I don't understand these voters!!


Absolutely agree.
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