Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by fellajr:
Nice shot.

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by md8speed:
I don't really see how this relates to chemistry

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by littlegett:
This throws me a touch. Its kinda fun, original. but doesn't pow me.

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by atupdate:
Back to comment: Airborne molecules are a bit tough to see in a 640-pixel image. Thus, your image shows everything but the challenge topic. However, my vote was based on the image itself with minor influence by whether or not it meets the challenge. With that being said, I have a couple of suggestions for improvement. First, you might want to do a little bit of adjustment in PP, as the Muncher has blown highlights on the left side. Second, I really would have liked to have seen a bit more of the cage on top, as it took me a few seconds to recognize that this was a cage being held up by a stick. I assume the MacHaggis Muncher is a regional character and I hope to read a bit about him in your comment section after the challenge concludes.

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by pineapple:
Sort of funny - but not quite?

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by balancedfox:
Cute. But I find it too much of a reach to relate this to the topic (without the title anyway).

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by aimeethetoo:
Eeeewwww....haggis. :) Cute. 6

Using Airborne Molecules to capture the MacHaggis Muncher
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Comment by oskar:
hmmm... I dont get it, sorry :S

Escape Velocity
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Comment by markopella:
Great capture. Great colors. 8.

Escape Velocity
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Comment by hokie:
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