Abstract Caviar
by jean_muc

Comment:
Can't say as I care for caviar, so if you want to call soapy-looking bubbles caviar, be my guest. Nice focus and detail.

All Tied Up
by ErinKirsten

Comment:
Basketball net. Well, certainly some kind of net for a sport. You made some nice patterns with it.

Showing your age
by Connor

Comment:
OMG, those are typewriter keys aren't they? I am *so* OLD!!!

lips
by roz

Comment:
It's a bug! I think I finally identified something ;-) But the "lips" are the bug's behind, which is a little gross to contemplate.

Seeking Romance
by hahn23

Comment:
He got turned into a buck? Looks like he's been eating well and isn't particularly unhappy with his lot in life.

....in the belly of the opposition.
by hellfish1066

Comment:
Bummer. I can't quite tell what the red objects are in the background or if they're significant. Nice focus on Godzilla's teeth and claws, though.

In Hell If He Doesn't Change His Ways!
by toddhead

Comment:
Yikes! A flaming Woody! Red is an appropriate background color. I feel like the background needs a little more definition, though. It's disorienting to see the shadows below him and not be able to tell where the background shifts from horizontal to vertical. If the background got a lot darker starting at a lower point in the image (somewhere directly behind him) and fading to black on top that would work better for me. Maybe with a gradient filter or vignetting if you couldn't light it that way.

Art Reconsiders the Wisdom of Reading Gulliver's Travels to the Woodies
by Moose408

Comment:
LOL! I got this even before I read the title :-) Maybe a tad overexposed but very funny.

Under the Bridge
by Pipe_Dream

Comment:
He's a troll?! I never would have suspected. Looks like there was some water on the lens, maybe, to cause those bright round patches on the girders. Since this was Advanced editing I'd clone them out. I'd also play around with the timing some so the white blob had more definition. Not always easy, I know.

Admiring the Countryside
by SnapperL

Comment:
Like the richness of this. I think I'd crop much tighter on top; I think the composition is dramatically stronger if the stream runs to the top of the frame and out.