progress
by tome

Comment:
Great title, great scene. You know I love scenes like this, landscapes shot in this frame of mind, but the layering of the ridges works great here. The processing just is icing on the cake.

Fish Out of Water
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Huh, I never knew these were apt to wash up on the beach. Interesting angle to capture the thing.

Hard to get a sense of scale here, I know they do get pretty large.

Cool capture.

Labor
by jagar

Comment:
Definitely do enjoy this one to the entry. Much more brooding due to the figure being far more subtle. Interesting title choice, as well.

Camp
by odriew

Comment:
Love the contrast of this to the others, the simplicity and the seriousness of it.

Didn't vote on this one, but I would've known this was yours right off. I like your style.

The Carnival's in Town
by crowis

Comment:
I dig this one quite a bit. I'm normally not big on tilt, but it works so great here. Makes me think of zeppelins or something more than a carnival.

Catitude
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Wow! Congrats Michelle! What a wonderful score for a pet photo!

I like how much it seems that their necks are stretching out into the frame.

parrot
by bvy

Comment:
Bummer. Really hoped to see this higher up.
Still a great shot.

Homesick for Valley Forge
by Art Roflmao

Comment:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff: Originally posted by spiritualspatula: I'm guessing this is a Steve entry, and if so, probably my favorite of the figurine photos entered to date. Sheesh, Derek, you should know by now who is really famous for the Godzilla pics.

Yeah, sure... but how many random plastic things have you entered in challenges!?

The Kiss
by MisterMarcus

Comment:
Cool mural. I'd like to see something added by your photographing it, but the effect you're looking for seems to be contained and created entirely by the art of another. Perhaps by showing more of the greater scene we'd be given a sense of the juxtaposition, the oddness, and the work would be integrated into a greater commentary and depiction of the scene.

Homesick for Valley Forge
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I'm guessing this is a Steve entry, and if so, probably my favorite of the figurine photos entered to date. The lighting works well here, making the figure look more lively than it normally might. If I'm wrong about the owner, forget I said anything and carry on...