"Greetings, m'lady"
by jimness

Comment by Rae-Ann:
Cute, but looks very staged..The people in the bg look as if they are looking at you taking her picture!

Enter the Dragon
by jimness

Comment by escapetooz:
It too me a second to get what was going on here. This was a cool concept espcecially with the "head" but I think it needed to be developed more. Maybe alternate the onions with the cauliflower for the body and put celery for the legs or something? As it is now no one would see a dragon without knowing the title and really looking for it. I'd probably have put the flame more towards the camera and have the body behind somewhat out of focus to add more emphasis on the fire.

Page Turner
by jimness

Comment by jimmyjazz78:
Seems scarier than good, but I guess a good book is a good thing.

Page Turner
by jimness

Comment by kotzie:
Very fun and with great lighting.

Page Turner
by jimness

Comment by gdub1189:
haha creepy... interesting lighting.. i like how you did this. neat idea too.

Enter the Dragon
by jimness

Comment by Alicia:
This is a great idea and I love the composition. The lighting is a bit onesided so the cauliflower looks too bright.

Page Turner
by jimness

Comment by Perfect-Calamity:
I love the lighting in this image. It illuminates the eyes and creates a lot of interest to the image. Very nice!

Enter the Dragon
by jimness

Comment by super-dave:
congratulations - this photograph contains a fruit and/or a vegetable, therefore it meets the challenge! well done!

creative idea, but i think it didn't quite work. nice try! 6!

Enter the Dragon
by jimness

Comment by Rae-Ann:
OK, maybe I am picky being a former chef..but this composition makes no sense...why is there a sparkler in the dragon fruit? Why would you put cauliflower with it? And why is the bonzai tree stuck in the back?
You captured some nice colours, but the comp is too much for me ...

Book Club
by jimness

Comment by Axleuk:
Sorry, this just does not capture any interest for me. Sorry