Day 3 : Hershey Atoms
by ShaneBlake

Comment by fracman:
This image is a bit disconcerting to me. Even with the title and description, I had to look at it for a while before I figured out just what I was looking at.

Compositionally, my eye gets pulled to the peak of the light/dark border in the upper left, but there isn't enough interest in the crumbs there to hold me, so it wanders down to the blurry lower right. I'm undecided whether I'd prefer the chocolate to be more identifiable or not though.

Day 4 : Poppy Art
by ShaneBlake

Comment by skewsme:
Wow, that's impressive. I wouldn't have guessed. Wonder how this would have done in the seed challenge. Is sesame next?

Day 3 : Hershey Atoms
by ShaneBlake

Comment by posthumous:
crumbs are often unattractive. they create an impulse to clean them up. One doesn't want to gaze at them. That being said, I do like the rich colors here, plus I do get an almost poignant sense of brokenness. but to be honest nothing that holds my interest for very long.

Day 3 : Hershey Atoms
by ShaneBlake

Comment by wavelength:
reaction: what the?

read title: oh, that. cool.

Day 3 : Hershey Atoms
by ShaneBlake

Comment by Faye Pekas:
If chocolate looked like this to the naked eye, I would probably never eat it again. That looks nasty! Good shot though.

Day 3 : Hershey Atoms
by ShaneBlake

Comment by magenmarie:
yummmmmmmmmmmmy. It's so close I can almost taste it! Love the pic.

Day 3 : Hershey Atoms
by ShaneBlake

Comment by Jaded_Housewife:
Thats kinda crazy. very interesting.

Day 1 : Apple Jack
by ShaneBlake

Comment by Louis:
Very nicely done.

Self-Portrait of a Father
by ShaneBlake

Comment by pineapple:
I like the portrait here and can easily identify with the feeling captured. 8.

Vitruvian Woody
by ShaneBlake

Comment by raish:
Either Leonardo got it wrong, or these woodies don't make perfect models of the human form. (I'll take the latter). Nice idea...