Falling Apart
by gyaban

Comment by prashant_168:
i am constantly amazed by amount of creativity, time and effort you put into your work.
The outcomes are truly amazing. :)

Underwater Hurdling
by gyaban

Comment by littlemav:
This is freakin FANTASTIC I really hope you post how you did this!!! If not the blue then the red!!!

Voted earlier commenting now

Underwater Hurdling
by gyaban

Comment by snaffles:
Nice form Christophe! Eagerly awaiting to read how you did this :-)

Underwater Hurdling
by gyaban

Comment by tanguera:
Hahahah! Ok, this is very funny, Christophe. Love the details of all the cirtters around you. It's liek a treasure hunt.

Underwater Hurdling
by gyaban

Comment by insteps:
Very well done.

Falling Apart
by gyaban

Comment by Devinder:
big fan of this one. I felt a cringe when i saw the shatter on that rigid man. I wish his face would show the pain of breaking a bit more, but other than that- i really like this.

Falling Apart
by gyaban

Comment by snaffles:
Brilliant work and fantastic attention to detail like always. Huge congrats Christophe!

Falling Apart
by gyaban

Comment by Samantha_T:
I wish I had a crypt near me to shoot in. ;)

Congrats friend! Love this one.

Falling Apart
by gyaban

Comment by kasaba:
As always, absolutely brilliant. Congratulations.
What shocks me most when reading your descriptions is that I would be deliriously happy to get 1 of your individual shots. You seem to "casually" merge several stunning images to come up with your masterpieces. This is aweinspiring, truly.

Underwater Hurdling
by gyaban

Comment by RyanW:
this is one of my favorites from the challenge.
the biggest problem is the legs look distorted - his right leg appears to be his left leg when you're focused on the upper body, which in turn makes the left leg on bottom look like a mutant side-leg if you're thought process says there's no right leg.
i'm not a hurdler myself, so this could well be proper form, but to me the bottom half looks to be rotated about 30-40 degrees from the body abnormally.
post processing is spot on with the watery reflections, the fish are great and the bubbles off the find and hands add a nice touch of realism.

i'm hoping that the 42 refers to "how many roads must a man walk down?" - and if you get the reference i hope it made you smile :)