Enlightening
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Nice going on this one. Can't complain about a top 10, can one? Got a 7 from me.

My name is Bruce Wayne
by fridjo

Comment:
Fared as abstracts normally do. A lot of haters, but the folks who liked this, liked it a lot. 8.4 commenters average! A very successful entry by my standards.

whadda you lookin at?
by FourPointX

Comment:
Nice going. Time to change your username yet?

The Room With A Window.
by Prash

Comment:
Nice job on this one. Got an 8 from me. I really like the semi abstract view and your different take on the tilt concept from most of the pack.

Tilted Mind
by kenskid

Comment:
You really nailed a "love it or hate it" shot with this. Look at that even score breakdown and especially the commenter's average! Should have scored much higher, but clearly an equal number of folks have no sense of humor. Congrats on a great entry!

Grazing? Or maybe preparing to charge ...
by CreativeFlyPhoto

Comment:
Sheesh! Ya' couldn't go out and find a real one? It still counts, as far I'm concerned. I'll be interested in how this one comes out in the end.

The Banana Manuals
by bartolomeig

Comment:
I always read the manual before operating a loaded banana. Don't want any accidents. RTFM, for sure!

A question of balance
by Sandymaya

Comment:
Watch your JPG compression. I can see some compression artifacts in a few spots, and a 71k file size is more evidence that you used excessive compression. For challenges, always save with the least compression (largest file size) you can and still come in under the challenge limit.

"The Untold Story"
by Joker1114

Comment:
Creative, thought the angle makes it clear this is the subject's own arm. It actually took me a few moments to realize it was supposed to be coming out of the book, so the illusion did not hold for me. If you'd had a second person to provide the arm coming from an odd angle, that would have been very cool. Still worth a vote on the higher end of the scale, in spite of my nitpick.

Some books are better left unread
by sarampo

Comment:
Aha, the old strobe-in-the-book trick!