Cannibalized
by Lorenza F

Comment:
Incredibly creative, and really rather powerful. An easy 10 from me.

Impervious
by hahn23

Comment:
Nice one!

It's a Bird!! It's a Plane!! No !! ..It's a Pentax !!
by senor_kasper

Comment:
I find the presentation of this, with the flying camera, rather strange.

Ah, moment of clarity - I have just seen the title and realise that the photo is a play on the superman films. But I still find it rather strange!

Still Clicking After All These Years
by GeneralE

Comment:
Not sure what the furry bit in the bottom left is that has crept into the frame, but it is rather distracting! I like the idea of presenting the camera in use, in the field, but the over-exposure on the hand is a shame.

FG-20
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
A really different, and striking, camera portrait. I love the way the camera is presented as an all-seeing eye - very apt.

1908
by SnapperL

Comment:
That is one interesting camera! The texture is well rendered, and the exposure good. There is some black haloing to the top and sides, which is a shame, and the shiny metal peice seems somewhat out of keeping. Nonethe less a good entry, and one that is certainly intriguing.

Ain't No School like the Old School
by Sachlichkeit

Comment:
Good choice of dof, with the interesting front element and mechanical bits n pieces in critically sharp focus. Well composed to show the whole camera.

"Holgafied" Holga
by Citadel

Comment:
You have certainly captured the esence of Holga here - a more interesting back/goreground would have generated a higher score from me though.

Flox
by Nigel

Comment:
Very pretty - I really like the lilac on lilac colour scheme.

A Fly-By Shooting
by quiche

Comment:
A stuffed bird? A really cool idea for a photo, but the silhouetted background isn't really a strong enough feature to do the photo full justice, I feel. Lighting on the bird is good - flash, I take it, although it has resulted in a rather super-imposed feel.
Revisiting this I wonder if the photo as presented was shot outside in its etirity, or if the landscape background is a pre-taken photo backdrop?