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Comment by chinpaca:
What the...??

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Comment by dolphnz8:
awsome.....

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Comment by tjbel05:
cool, very nice.

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Comment by mosall:
Great idea but rather dark,

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Comment by The Resplendent Snippycat:
Hey, I've seen this before... Isn't this a work of Escher's? 5

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Comment by stanm2:
Effective to have caught in midair

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Comment by myra:
I bet those fit real nice.

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Comment by e301:
from the Critique Club

Well, other posters have said it, but it perhaps bears repeating: both the de-sat and the stretch seem to have no point to them. What did you gain? What did your image gain? Stretch-wise, the interest in the organic forms of the tree has been dissipated - it has been given an unnatural feel - the curves of the branches are just all wrong. Selective de-sat is a process I have little affection for anyhow, but here it seems almost boubly pointless: that big blue sky was surely big enough anyhow, and was there really such colour in the grass and houses to make a distraction here?

I just don't understand your thought-processes in taking this approach I'm afraid. To my eye, what interest there was would be in the delicate patterns and shapes of the bare tree, but, as stated, I think stretching that has destroyed the interest.

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Comment by Gallatin:
My kind of footwear, nice shot

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Comment by Photogma:
Nicely done :)