Pun-ked Rock
by supanova

Comment by onepurplerose:
There is something cute about this...I feel like it is going to come to life any minute.

Pun-ked Rock
by supanova

Comment by jmritz:
HA!HA! HA!

"Killer Queen"
by supanova

Comment by onepurplerose:
Awesome image!10 from me

"Killer Queen"
by supanova

Comment by heida:
Hey Im not voting on this one cause I already your preshoot of this, but just wanted to leave a comment and say yayy you did a lot better by reshooting, lighting is much nicer and smoother and I like the color tone :) good job there

"Killer Queen"
by supanova

Comment by mom4ever:
The fallen king needed to be more in focus.

Pun-ked Rock
by supanova

Comment by KarenNfld:
LOL, love the holes in the "ears". Funny.

Pun-ked Rock
by supanova

Comment by tunnelvision:
Thats awesome!

A Colourful Composition
by supanova

Comment by jomerner:
Not sure what this is but I love it 10!

A Colourful Composition
by supanova

Comment by hernan43:
Nice rainbow.

"He spake well who said that graves are the footprints of angels" ~Henry Wadsworth Longfe
by supanova

Comment by Paul:
Greetings from the Critique Club:

First of all I need to 'fess up - looking at your histogram above, I was one of your 2s.You've been a victim of my prejudice of all things figurine and statuesque. I'm not alone but I'm probably among the most vehement. Now that I've said that, let me see what else I can offer...

Your aspect ratio and consequent placement of main subject is eclectic, that can work but for me I think that's best done if you can balance the composition with some compelling features in the space so created. You've pulled off elements of that - the succession of graves pulling us into the image with the communication of depth. I think your choice of depth of field works against you, making it difficult to make this very effective though, the 'SIMS' letters are apparent enough to catch our attention yet out of focus enough to frustrate. Tonally, this is quite flat - I don't know what editing tools you have available to you but I think a boost in contrast or the addition of a carefully constructed vignette would have helped to create some drama.

When I look at an image, I like to see a photographic footprint - evidence of the choices the photographer has made and to be able to appreciate the benefits of those choices. Here, the placement of the angel does reflect a clear choice (so I like that) but it hasn't left me with an impression that the choice was effective.

I'm sorry that I don't like it more but hopefully these words offer a bit of a rationale as to why.

Paul