deep DOF, rule of thirds, stop action
by chrisp

Comment:
Cool catch. My nitpick (and it is truly a nitpick) is the buildings lean in slightly. A touch of perspective correction is needed there. You could have probably cloned out the streetlamp under advanced rules.

Snowglobe Serenata
by CNovack

Comment:
I gave it a 6. It is good, and the lighting is good as well, but it did not connect with me in any way or make me go "wow". When looking at the larger pane on the left, my attention is drawn not to the woman looking at the snowglobe, but to the strings of lights hanging from the window. I was also speed voting, as I wanted to vote this challenge, but only had about 20 minutes after I got my entry for the new challenge uploaded. That didn't give me time to examine each image for subtleties.

Wild Bill
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:

Originally posted by Melethia: He definitely looks the part!

Very much so. Except for one minor detail I learned when I read up on Wild Bill: He was killed at the age of 39.

East Bay Hills at 800 pixels
by jdannels

Comment:
Makes a huge difference in the amount of detail that comes across.

Standing Tall
by gg3rd

Comment:
Ouch. I had expected with all those artifacts, that this was an entry from a newbie member. Any idea yet what caused the blocky artifacts?

mine
by vawendy

Comment:
Congrats on the hand! And you didn't have to pull a sub-5 to get it! It's great when both Posthumous and the voting masses like it.

Message edited by author 2009-10-28 00:53:07.

1969 Selmer Mark VI
by oscarthepig

Comment:
#2 spot on your profile page! That always makes for a good end to a challenge, congrats! (It got a 9 from me)

Photography: Putting the Pieces Together
by Lydia

Comment:
Very creative. Must have taken some work to get the angles of those mirrors just right.

Accidental self portrait
by TrollMan

Comment:
Fooled me. I thought the implication was that the model was the photographer, and then I caught the reflection.

Three of a Kind
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Yup, they do look like you. Amazing how it carries across.