Stuck
by Niten

Comment:
My daughter used to do this, except she would get caught behind furniture. I have a photo somewhere of her caught between her bed frame and the window.

autumn triptykhos
by undieyatch

Comment:
The transition from one frame to the next is so subtle that I did not initially think I was looking at a triptych.

This is a men world
by Oded

Comment:
So true. Good idea, though the illustration of it seems a little snapshotty, I'm not sure this could be done better in any other way. This is the real-world.

Intrigue
by RKT

Comment:
A set of image that might not stand well on their own, but together they combine to set a mood. Nicely done.

The Dark Peak Calamity
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Creative blur tends to not fare well for mass appeal. Got an 8 from me, however. Congrats on the Posthumous ribbon!

DEMONS PREFER CARRION
by skewsme

Comment:
Glad to see you made over the magic 6 mark with this. I think it was underrated (I gave it a 9), but I suspect the style of imagery you used did not go over with some members.

Devils Plague Calls
by Rainbow-Coloured-Soul

Comment:
Yup, I was pleased to see that, as anticipated, I am the only person anal enough to see those compression artifacts. Nice high score. I gave it a 7, in spite of the compression, though it might have gotten an 8 from me without it.

Deer Point Conspiracy
by Jutilda

Comment:
Yay Judy!!!!

On a Canadian afternoon
by snaffles

Comment:
Certainly portrays a relaxing afternoon on the lakefront. Comes off as a snapshot to me, I'm afraid.

Classic In Queens
by Vassarian

Comment:
Sweet car. There are a ton of compression artifacts showing here. You can see them around all the hard edges, especially in the yellow of the roof and around the edges of the trees. (Not to mention the haloing in the sky, a frequent side effect of some treatments) With a file size of only 70k, you had a lot more overhead to use less compression. Compression kills detail. Always adjust JPEG compression so that your file size is as large as possible, but within the challenge limit. (150k for this one)