Time Not Forgotten
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by fixedintime:
I like this one a lot better than the one that won the ribbon - very good job.

Thilly Posterboy
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by whiteroom:
you make me think heeth goth a lisp now!

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by Joey Lawrence

Comment by whiteroom:
lol, so creative :)

Desolation
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by The Resplendent Snippycat:
You're crap, you know it, and you shan't forget it. By the by, do you have to be member to take part in advanced editing challenges? And too, I can't figure out how to get.... the merchandise we talked about using... the means we discussed. Do tell.

Innocence
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by crazyeye:
I like da pic, but, I'm notta expert, but he looks kinda dead! Good photo though as usual

Time Not Forgotten
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by Strikeslip:
d00d! This one's as good as your ribbon winner!
:-O

Aww, too much work
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by Shan2112:
LOL - this makes me think of the "What?!" challenge for sure - not sure about how "Busy" he is - looks like he's tired out or on a break or something and in my opinion his face could have more clarity or more focus - the overall image itself leaves me wondering a bunch though - how did those leaves get inside? why is his face painted like a clown? why is he sweeping those leaves? why does he look so sad? and where are his shoes? maybe that is why he he is sad...he lost his shoes! - so overall - a pretty good composition to provoke so much thought - good job :)

Aww, too much work
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by totaldis:
weird as hell

Desolation
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by billtvshow:
This is unbelievably good!

Desolation
by Joey Lawrence

Comment by OneSweetSin:
Greetings from the Critique Club

I'm going to start off by saying CONGRATS on a well deserved win. This photo of your Dad reminds me of Michael Landon and Little House on the Prairie.

I don't think there is any question you definately fit the challenge well. Your lighting, dof are all good.

Your sky is adding drama to the photo and truthfully there isn't anything I would change, unless I was to start nitpicking at silly things like the two blades of grass that cut your dad apart. I might clone those out or put a little bend into one of them.

Again congrats on the ribbon and keep up the wonderful work.

Anna