cub3.jpg
by dahkota

Comment:
What an expression! I realize that reading emotions into animal faces probably isn't accurate, but the response in us still matters. :)

Day 18 - Looking Up
by Jutilda

Comment:
Okay, Judy, I've said this before about your shots, but hubba-friggin-hubba! :)

The look on your face is terrific! And yeah, I like the frame, too.

The only odd thing is that you seem to have three legs. Two down below and one you're hugging. Is that your right leg curled around to the right side of the frame, with your right foot up against your left hip on the right edge of the image?

Giant Woman!
by TCGuru

Comment:
I like this. :) Nice placement of your eyes!

Disturbing
by MeGoobie

Comment:
That is very cool! I really like how the top of your head makes a pattern going deep into the middle.

Wild ride
by LevT

Comment:
Nope, doesn't meet the challenge, but man, is it a great shot! :) Just everything about it, including the tilt as you go around the curve.

As to "who's to say," well, it's like this: you don't get to make up definitions just because you want to try something outside the definition.

how would you know if I turn into an umbrella when you turn your back to me?
by silverfoxx

Comment:
Oh, my, Svetlana. I'd seen this several times before, but my mind just now clicked to seeing the illusion of you hanging from the back of the chair.

Vigante Chase Through the Woods
by tomas_cubero

Comment:
I was so happy to see someone do one with a small plane! I'm a private pilot, but couldn't get out to the airport to try it. Congrats on top 10!

Silent by Night
by Brad

Comment:
WOW. That's a terrific study of shape and texture. Nice job! :)

What's Left of Me - Nick Lachey
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is terrific! It's amazing how much emotion you pull out of woodys. Of course, you'd better hit the road before SPEW shows up.

Stowaway
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Ha! Very clever, Ken. You really do know how to get the most out of your "models." :)