Heeeeere's Grayson
by Jutilda

Comment:
This is truly amazing, I love what you did here! I was reading your comment and you're right, it does have an aura of The Shining. It's also very surreal. An excellent work of art!

2-march 09 unconventional. going home
by roz

Comment:
So sorry to hear of your mother-in-law's passing.

I like the PP of this image, you sure have a wide variety of skills. This is unique in that the acquired effect takes it out of the realm of photography. This mimics an artistic effect I've seen called Gouache which is an opaque watercolor but it also exhibits the properties of a charcoal/ink sketch. The tilt works very well for this.

Catnip Toy
by cgino

Comment:
Ohhhh...that is soooo cute. Great processing! The overlays add a nice touch. Aren't cats a trip! ;-))

Grower
by blad

Comment:
Lots of great character in this face! Amazing detail. The nose appears to be a bit soft but otherwise, very nice PP.

Mirepoix
by Alicia

Comment:
I can't get into your FaceBook page to read the story but I can comment on the image as it is. Obviously diced veggies, my favorite. Great colors and very healthy.. you're supposed to eat colorful foods and this is an excellent example. The blur kind of highlights the chopped celery at the top. I assume this is one of those power juicers which accounts for the movement. Looks very inviting ;-)

1-march 09 unconventional. in the office
by roz

Comment:
Roz, this is superb! It's a sketch, an illustration, it's simply marvelous. This is what creative digital imaging is about. A lot of PP involved here, you are truly an artist.

Birdsong.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
How imaginative! I wonder if you could actually play that tune? This is simply delightful, a very inspiring piece, just in time for spring!

Gulls
by bobonacus

Comment:
Nice number of gulls, very Feng Shui. Even the drippy poop adds something to the overall character of this image. Very earthy and ethereal. Well done.

Welcome to my Nightmare
by Kelli

Comment:
Years ago, there was a Freudian rumor circulating that a fear of snakes was a subconscious fear of the male genetalia. Well, I don't know if I agree with that because I've never seen a phallus w/fangs. These are obviously rattlers and they are to be avoided. As kids, we spent weekends at our parents' hunters cabin in Sinnamahoning, PA and were told adamantly to not stray too far from the cabin because we might get bit by a rattle snake. Of course, no one ever did but that was probably my only real fear of snakes. When I lived in High Point, NC, my cat cornered a Coppperhead and had its head pinned down on the ground with one paw. The neighbors, who had small children were amazed to see this and greatful that my cat was able to disable this venomous snake before one of the children encountered it. These days, the only snakes I see are the harmless garden variety, also called garter snakes, that live in rock piles as a natural habitat and come out to sun themselves when the weather is nice.

I like your closeup with the focus on the two heads. Very nice detail and color.

Early Bird
by Germaine

Comment:
Nice sky effect in this! Very dramatic, and the pelican carries it off superbly. I like the combination of colors, mauves and oranges, one of my favorite blends! It's very sensual ;-)