A Distracted Painting
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by Neuferland:
Very cool and well done. Did a double take on the shot there. I love the concept and you almost pulled it off completely. The edges around the face are a bit harsh and stand out, breaking the seam between the face and the wall. Maybe if you had put a cloth around the edge or even some tape to blend it all together so there wasn't as noticable a seam there. The eyes looking off is nice but looking directly at the camera, making the the type of eyes that follow you around the room would have really added some impact for me personally. And the glare on the forehead is the only other nitpicky thing I see. But again, great concept, great composition an 8

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by saintaugust:
good contrast

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by verg:
I love the contrast between the bright ground and the grey sky. Great composition.

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by pearlseyes:
I really love the contrast in colors.

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by Gallatin:
Beautiful

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by pix-are:
I love this. I'm from Oklahoma and this is a familiar site. You've captured beauty and anger/violence in one shot. Good job.

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by Montague:
Very beautiful, congrats!

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by Sammie:
Great sky! The red flowers in the front are very nice and so is the fence.

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by tjmueller:
Very dramatic sky. Great contrast to the green and red on the ground, with the fence giving some good lines. Great job.

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment by Germaine:
The sky is very good, but there's too much of it. You could cut about 15% off of it and not lose any of the picture's intensity.