Woody
by Brookied

Comment by shaggy35:
i'm puzzled by how you did that. good idea, but the negative could have been edited better in hues/saturation

Woody
by Brookied

Comment by shamrock:
A good woody is always a perfect "10"

Woody
by Brookied

Comment by Titia:
Your negative looks ok, but those woody's are very boring to look at. Sorry.

Woody
by Brookied

Comment by dcano:
I am not a big woody fan. In fact this is the first one I have ever commented on. Something about this is almost flawless. I would love to see this photo with the joints at the elbow and wrist cloned out. (I know you could not do this for this challenge and I did not hold that against you) If you did this I think I could see this hanging on my wall. I also think that I really needed the background exactly as you created it. The dark blue compliments woody and the lighter background compliment the shawl. However it needed to be 2/3 and 1/3 as this is the balance you created in the subject. I like the anonymity and form of woodys head. I would love to see this in his extremities. If you ever get around to it please email me a photo.
O ya by the way 9
dc

Woody
by Brookied

Comment by tonyv:
What's Woody actually doing?

The positive looks like it was destined for the complementary colours challenge. This, though, is interesting, with colours that are not really too common.

Woody
by Brookied

Comment by sherpet:
"WOW" factor re this image, and that surprises me, as I am not a "Woody" fan.....I love the symplicity, and the strong graphic design elements.

My New LOTR Model
by Brookied

Comment by armsts:
Okay...

My New LOTR Model
by Brookied

Comment by beefykoala:
Did you make that??

My New LOTR Model
by Brookied

Comment by Commando303:
Ummm...yeah, I don't think this really goes (at all) with the theme of this challenge. You might rack up some points with diehard "LOTR" fans, but I'm going to have to give this "stretch" a low score for being totally inconsiderate of the guidelines.

My New LOTR Model
by Brookied

Comment by CEJ:
This is technically a good photo. What I am having trouble with is seeing what your input to the composition is...it just appears as a positioned shot of a figurine. No creative elements...interpretation, mood, emotive force...