According to the FBI
by GeneralE

Comment by mattmac:
Creative interpretation.

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Comment by rox_rox:
Nice loop. Very conceptual image.

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Comment by LalliSig:
Love the idea but the image quality is not so good, needs to be sharper and clearer, this looks moved.

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Comment by Majanka:
Its a very nice idea, but its a bit poor quality.

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Comment by GuGi:
you mean they know all about you :-) nice idea but imo it is much too dark

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Comment by TrollMan:
Funny but nothing I would have on my wall - at least not in my living room! ;)

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Comment by Art Roflmao:
Well, you're more than a thumbprint, dammit! You're also a retina scan, social security number, DNA and facial reconition! :) Clever.

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Comment by ShutterPug:
poor focus. green cast doesnt help this

Driving Pop Crazy
by GeneralE

Comment by Phil:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

If text would've been allowed you'd have definitely got a better reception here. Your post challenge shot was well done.

The idea is really creative. Driving Pop Crazy was an excellent choice and I like how you incorporated that shopping cart buggy to get it across. I'm guessing you know what hurt you: the faded corners you left to insert the text. Most people, myself included, would've never considered that adding text was what it was for and probably voted it down wondering what the heck the photographer was thinking to post process an image like this. I didn't vote in this challenge but would've done the same thing.

Like I said, overall a great idea.

Thanks for the opportunity to critique this image!

Cheers - Phil

Three Sheets to the Wind
by GeneralE

Comment by amber:
Hi from the Critique Club!

This was one of the few images to really meet the spirit of this challenge. It is clearly well thought out and shows a creative mind. The use of printed papers adds enormously to the effect and interest. The sheets have made appealing curves and shapes and have seperated well.

The trees help suggest the idea of wind, but had the sheets been solely against the blue sky, instead of against the trees, I think you would have scored even higher. But compositionally it does adhere to the rule of thirds well.

A well executed, creative take on the challenge.

Message edited by author 2006-05-16 05:22:34.