I NEVER Get To Be Super Mario!
by GeneralE

Comment by JJWoolls:
I wish I could see the face of the boy on the right...

I NEVER Get To Be Super Mario!
by GeneralE

Comment by puckin:
LOL. Took me a minute to get it. Great title!

I NEVER Get To Be Super Mario!
by GeneralE

Comment by dahkota:
First impressions: glad that you kept this in color. I like the composition except for the chair in the second boy's face - he has a moustache. Sharp but with a few blown spots. Interesting, but not much of a story.

Griller in the Mist
by GeneralE

Comment by sherpet:
I love the softness of this one as it almost looks like a painting..... Just Awesome.....

I NEVER Get To Be Super Mario!
by GeneralE

Comment by jonfrommk:
Brilliant, I LOVE the mario 'moustache' I so hope this was not set up, a few bits of blow out in the picture but a wonderful surreal image

I NEVER Get To Be Super Mario!
by GeneralE

Comment by faery:
How funny!

Fade Out
by GeneralE

Comment by Shadowi6:
Hmmm wonder how you did this, intresting Idea but Not my cup of tea

I NEVER Get To Be Super Mario!
by GeneralE

Comment by Judi:
A little overexposed.

"If Yer Majesties Please, Not Guilty ..."
by GeneralE

Comment by adine:
While the stand-out subject seems to be the white pawn, the focus is not really on it, but the two rooks behind. The composition is cluttered - perhaps if it were just the king and queen - is that your double take? - and the pawn. Or is the double take the two pawns, clear and white? Or maybe you meant the two rooks to be the subject - but they are pushed so far to the back. I guess my main advice is you need to use some photographic tool - focus, light, composition - to help the viewer understand better what is going on in the photo.

"If Yer Majesties Please, Not Guilty ..."
by GeneralE

Comment by mpeters:
Focus seems to be on the the most distant chess pieces. I think you would rather have the two pawns and the king/queen in focus for best impact.