Tribute to Charlie
by MargaretNet

Comment by insteps:
That tactically placed circle draws our attention. The lower right quadrant is the natural place for our eye to fall. It make a nice ending, with Charlie Chaplin and his companion leaving us or possibly returning?

Tribute to Charlie
by MargaretNet

Comment by mariuca:
Very good for a PS exercise. You're learning fast.
As composite image, I think that you're saying too much in too many clips.

Tribute to Charlie
by MargaretNet

Comment by streetpigeon:
It's neat how you've made a commemoration of a commemoration. Your disposition of darks and lights is nicely balanced, enhanced by your choice of b & w. I also like the playing off of circles and rectilinear buildings.

Tribute to Charlie
by MargaretNet

Comment by jagar:
I̢۪m not sure about the round one but maybe I̢۪m wrong, I tend not to mix shapes up but that̢۪s probably cause I do building work in stone. If you want the eye to go directly to the circle then you achieved that, I like his big face in the lower left.

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by wbanning:
The layered exposures evoke the sense of a bad dream or a premontion of something being out of whack. It conveys surprising emotion to me. I, too, would be curious to see some experimentation with masks to isolate areas minus the effect. Very interesting image!

Tribute to Charlie
by MargaretNet

Comment by wbanning:
Cool composite. I initially focused (appropriately) on the circular section, not realizing at first that there were several pieces to the image. Nicely done.

Tribute to Charlie
by MargaretNet

Comment by digifotojo:
Very interesting and unique compilation. You're doing great!

Go to see the birds
by MargaretNet

Comment by roz:
this should do REALLY well .. its the sort of scene that makes a person think calm and meditative thoughts .. stunning .. the birds are an added bonus .. :)

Mont Blanc Revisited
by MargaretNet

Comment by GolferDDS:
Very nice image. I can feel the wind blow and the cold air. One of the top 2 pictures in this challenge as far as I am concerned. The other one is not mine!

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by roz:
I LOVE THIS .. !! ..
i feel like i'm walking behind this guy .. and the bouncy movement i'm making when walking is creating some very interesting overlay effects .. i have almost 'merged' out of my own body ..
absolutely loved the link about thomasvanoost's/perpetual motion .. i'm going to be inspired by his images and yours ..
and you said you didnt think you'd have a half decent image by the end of March .. lol .. i beg to differ .. and at the beginning .. :)