King with his Queen
by mrblobby

Comment by leaf:
This is a very smooth and calming piece. the chess pieces, i think, have quite a presence on the table. Their soft image is very strong and i think works very well. I like the colors and saturday of the image and the framing was a good choice. Good interesting background, which keeps my interesting. Good job.

-from the critique club-

Snail lerking in the Shadows
by mrblobby

Comment by mrblobby:
without eyes he may find it hard to tell ;)

Originally posted by carlacryptic: The snail looks quite afraid of the dark! Nice shot.

Slow Down – Stop holding on so tight
by mrblobby

Comment by asij:
very creative. How??

KooKooKoKaKaKaKaKa - Kookaburra
by mrblobby

Comment by redmoon:
weird. top half looks like a deformed bunny. also, i thought the white border is a little distracting and a bit unnecessary - i would have probably given the original uncropped image a higher rating. 7.

KooKooKoKaKaKaKaKa - Kookaburra
by mrblobby

Comment by train:
What a different way to present an image At first I thought what a wide border and as it unfolded on my screen, I was and am very impressed. very nice image very detailed and I hope you dont get hammered for artwork on your border
Very impressed with this!

Slow Down – Stop holding on so tight
by mrblobby

Comment by justine:
Very cool affect. I really like this. Good job.

The Art of getting it WRIGHT......Oops!
by mrblobby

Comment by ramevi:
Superb! is ubelieveble some people voted under 5 for this shot!!!!,
Some excellent work, I really like to know the details on how you did it.

Slow Down – Stop holding on so tight
by mrblobby

Comment by A Weaver:
Too much PS!

Slow Down – Stop holding on so tight
by mrblobby

Comment by alanfreed:
I might have done this a bit in reverse -- the effect you have produced makes it look like the car is speeding backwards into your hands, rather than being "let go."

KooKooKoKaKaKaKaKa - Kookaburra
by mrblobby

Comment by Dave Gordon:
The kookaburra is great, but the slant and the wide frame give the overall picture a gimmicky appearance. IMHO the fact that editing programs let you create bizarre effects is not a mandate to use them to excess.