Rear Window BLUR I.
by rodfulk

Comment:
Ditto: Kelli & Melethia.. the top and bottom don't seem to mesh somehow. Maybe try cropping off the detail in the top so you just have the gradation into blue and see if that works better.

shipwreck
by Kelli

Comment:
It definitely pops! Nice combo.

IMG_4839 - Version 2a.jpg
by dougi555

Comment:
This is mind-blowing! Very Spielberg. Spectacular PP. I'm speechless!

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by krnodil

Comment:
Ditto: Kelli. I couldn't have said it better. Just want to add.. amazing detail and DOF!

Forward
by Germaine

Comment:
Good sense of texture, color, and placement in this. Very reminiscent of Mexican art/paintings.

Cafe
by Alicia

Comment:
The harsh edges from the overlay and the warm, sunny soft glow of the booth and the people creates somewhat of a contradiction. Very interesting effect!

One, two...
by Kelli

Comment:
Nice special effects! I had to look at this a few times before it actually sank in. Wasn't expecting Freddy Kruger to show up.. there's a spooky/scary theme and it isn't even Halloween? I think you definitely nailed this! It's dynamic and the PP is exceptional. Go for it! ;-)

Master of all ....
by bobonacus

Comment:
Very interesting characterization! I think you could have cropped off some of the top, at least down to the bottom of the roof line, and it would still look dynamic.. perhaps even more so because the primary focus is in the face. Nice hue and excellent detail. Very well done.

Dark Beauty
by dafletchr

Comment:
I've tried to shoot gnarly old trees too because they have so much great character but you really nailed this one. The lighting must have been just perfect for you because not only did you capture the detail in the foreground, you managed to bring out all the fine details in the branches which really makes this image pop! Absolutely stunning!

Macro 05
by Ken

Comment:
I'm always amazed at white crayons, could never quite figure out what to do with them unless you're using colored paper. This is exquisite! I think the closeup and the dynamic angle of the shot really makes this work. My eyes go directly to the orange crayon which is the center of focus. You could have titled this 'orange makes the grade'.