Home in the Trees
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by benee:
I wonder if a tighter crop would have strengthened this image - the branches int he top seem to weaken it for me

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by pellemannen:
Maybe a litle shorter exposure would have created a 'faster' feeling faster food

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by LarsBone:
Hmm.

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by wardmac:
Very clever use on words

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by Mydee1:
Lots of lights all over the photo.

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by tparker:
If you're trying to emphasize "fast" here, then you've got a starting point. My eye isn't drawn to the blurring of the cars (alluding to "fast"), so the image loses a lot of potential. A focal point in long exposures seems to be hard, and I can't really find one here.

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by alanfreed:
It's clear, and a good demonstration of a long exposure, but there's no real focal point here. In other words, there's just too much going on without a single item to be drawn to as a subject.

Fast Food
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by fancypants:
I don't like the black rings around the signs...

Bobby in Hell
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by Bosborne:
I love this! You have a nice portfolio. Please add more.

Transformation
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment by Beetle:
Unless I am very much mistaken, this image was not disqualified because of " a lighting issue", but because you "morphed" parts of his body.

You were creating things that weren't there before, which is a no-no. I bet everyone (as per challenge comments) thought you had achieved this look via props and make-up rather than post-processing.