The Upstairs Maid
by jodiecoston

Comment by boyte1:
Definately a ribbon winner. Great work.

The Upstairs Maid
by jodiecoston

Comment by fleenk:
funny

The Upstairs Maid
by jodiecoston

Comment by Jak:
Well, Jodie, it'll be interesting to see whether this does as well here as on PB :-) It is a wonderfully erotic piece, with great exposure on the various textures. well done!

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by Musicman:
What the hell? was my first thoughts. This does make me wonder what happened. great job. 10

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by kyrielle:
Very amusing concept - it would definitely raise some questions. Unfortunately, the editing - the blur on the bricks above / around the car mostly - is very distracting. It's also hard to accept that it didn't warp the wall more than that, and where did the knocked-out bricks go, anyway? The shadow looks startlingly real, however....

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by STEINR:
is this real, or some sort of movie set?

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by joshua:
my only problem with this is the title. why did you choose to give the whole picture away. i would have titled it something like wallcar or something that would make people make up a question of their own for the picture. as it is now, things are too obvious and take away from the impact of the photo

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by dbardi:
It's obvious that the brickwork behind the car is painted to give the appearance that the car has crashed throught the wall. I would like to know why it is there. What is the reason for the front end of a car to be stuck to a wall and made to appear that it crashed through. I rate this a very high on the interesting scale.

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by Geo_Griffin:
I can`t wait to hear the story of this :)

How Do You Suppose That Got There?
by jodiecoston

Comment by Nusbaum:
One of the more interesting "unanswered questions" in the challenge. The strong horizontal line created by the ground at the bottom of the frame seems to pull away from the subject.