Tibute to Witkin
by De Sousa

Comment by bdenny:
Well goodness gracious. That was interesting. I love his style of photography most, although the subjects and contents were also interesting. I was surprised when I first noticed the dates on Witkin's works. I figured them to be older... And I just noticed the overlay of one of Witkin's images on yours, nice addition.

Flying Home with Some Flowers
by De Sousa

Comment by rox_rox:
Of course! I should have known. You are truly the animal whisperer.

Earliest Memory
by De Sousa

Comment by roz:
WOW .. love how your overlay has turned this into a cracked and split looking sculpture giving it a real aged look .. love how its jagged .. earliest memory with a twist .. altho piercing's may'v been around a lot longer than i thought and i spose its not necessarily your earliest memory !!
looks like a baby's dummy hanging from the piercing .. BRILLIANT !!!
great shot and crop .. excellent process ... stunning result .. :)

Earliest Memory
by De Sousa

Comment by sfalice:
Interesting. Is it a plaster of paris cast?
Or did you make that effect?
In any event, it certainly is a striking image.

Earliest Memory
by De Sousa

Comment by ErinM:
Skillful work, artfully presented. Is that nipple ring actually in the shape of a baby's pacifier? (chuckle)

Flying Home with Some Flowers
by De Sousa

Comment by Marjo:
Excellent and unique capture. One of my top picks for a ribbon.

Earliest Memory
by De Sousa

Comment by joynim:
Fantastic work thanks for coming in and upping the standard!

Earliest Memory
by De Sousa

Comment by dafletchr:
Ouch! Great abstract composition and the texture is placed beautifully. I love it in black and white.

Earliest Memory
by De Sousa

Comment by trevytrev:
Cool shot, I like the texture used. Looks like paint chipping of the breast and all the elements and composition in the photo draw you directly to the nipple. If that was your earliest childhood memory then your mom was ahead of her time:)

Flying Home with Some Flowers
by De Sousa

Comment by dmadden:
this is a fantastic capture, well done!