America
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Comment by insteps:
This is really good. A glance as we arrow down the road.

America
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Comment by PennyStreet:
This is what we hope for. Thank you.

America
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Comment by grahamgator:
Indeed

America
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Comment by Paul:
More than the sum of its parts. The low POV, the colour, the light, the somewhat soft focus - this evokes a sense of being there. Bumping to an 8.

America
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Comment by tnun:
it zings. and the title gives it an extra zing.

Crater Lake
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Comment by tnun:
love the fractal rock excursions sunward.

I've Just Seen a Face
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Comment by Lydia:
7 from me (earlier). I love this take on the topic!

I've Just Seen a Face
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Comment by primabarbara:
haha, this made me laugh, cute moon face, 7 for thinking outside the box

Death's Pretty Colors
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Comment by snaffles:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

Ah, Posty, so we meet again...I see that I gave this a 6 in voting because I too see Death's Pretty Colours, in an overall pleasing photo of backlit fall leaves. So technically, yes, you did meet the challenge description and like most entrants, used the initials DPC to construct your film title. All fine and dandy, though I do wish that oof limb wasn't there approx halfway up - I find it distracting and it serves no purpose but to cut off the nice downward flow of the leaves.

But what I didn't see was a serious attempt to meet the challenge criteria of making this a poster suitable for a cinema poster, which is meant to entice the public into parting with their hard-earned $$. So in addition to a very powerful image, you need to reel them in with the name of the film, perhaps a handful of credits (ie 'Directed by M. Knight Shyamalan', 'starring Brangelina', studio affiliates etc. I noticed that many entries even had the ratings box.

Hope this helps,

Susan

Message edited by author 2016-11-23 18:50:17.

I've Just Seen a Face
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Comment by mariuca:
runny nose, teary eyes - must be the lonely man in the moon