Bullseye
by jodiecoston

Comment by Cantique:
Clever idea to tip your setup so the wine is at an angle. I think it would be more powerful without the balls at the bottom. The image would have a stronger graphic impact.

Bullseye
by jodiecoston

Comment by electina:
Quite curious about how you did this!

Bullseye
by jodiecoston

Comment by shamrock:
Lovely shot, the red throws a nice contrast in the mix. I have ideas about how this was accomplished, looking forward to seeing the notes.

Alone
by jodiecoston

Comment by kenskid:
Very strange choice for this challenge...however...it is different, meets the challenge and a nice change from all the plastic!

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Alone
by jodiecoston

Comment by bigj:
Unreal! Wow. I like the use of colour and the "fish-eye"? lens.

Alone
by jodiecoston

Comment by BigK:
I swear, if I had a couple of beers before I voted I would find this a little disturbing... lol! Thats not to say it's not intriguing. On the contrary, I can't seem to stop looking at it. I love the fish-eye approach, the higher angle, the setup, the shot, the title. If anything, I think you have captured 'alone' in three ways: the desolate background, the bunny, and your main subject. There are two slight things that deter me from shouting brilliance though. 1. It doesnt portray this particular challenge (toys) a 100% for me, and thats to say in essence. If this was for a dream challenge or something, I wouldve yielded. And no 2: I think you couldve cropped a tad off the right for balance. Great shot!!

Alone
by jodiecoston

Comment by Techo:
Like a dream. Reminds of the scene from the movie, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind. Where the two grownup main character appear playing their young selves in a childhood memory.

Kintla Lake
by jodiecoston

Comment by aidana:
I have just one word to dsy: WOW!!!

Alone
by jodiecoston

Comment by LaughJockey:
Looks like a cover of a Cranberries album...(7)

Alone
by jodiecoston

Comment by GrayGhost:
Nice composition, use of fish eye, desaturation. Looks like backfocus a few feet behind the subjects feet, the sand looks sharp behind and on the lower right, but the main subjects are too soft. I still like the image, its story, and feel.