Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment by silverscreen:
This doesn't really work for me. The frames you've added doesn't enhance your picture in any way - on the contrary I think you've ruined everything.

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment by sabphoto:
one thing to keep in mind is with borders, less is more. I know you wanted to separate the image to meet the challenge but the borders totally killed your image. All the viewer sees now is the very large blue boxes. Keep it subtle like a thin black border. See the slight one that is around every picture on this site? Little thicker than that and you'd be good to go.

Better luck next time.

When is a fried egg not a fried egg?
by snaffles

Comment by Melethia:
Plain but funny! I love the comment that the egg doesn't look fit to eat. I pretty much thought the same thing. :-)

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment by Citadel:
This feels really "chopped" to me. Your title tells us that there should be a story here. Tell us the story. You could have used three shots to do so. From what I can see in this I think we would have really enjoyed looking at it.

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment by smardaz:
hmmm i like the idea and i did the same thing (one pic with 3 frames) bit i thing the thick blue borders REALLY distract the eye, and the color does not convey grief. jmo of course /4

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Aww I like it but I dont like the blue sorry maybe white or black would be more appropriate

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment by eamurdock:
Nice pony... I have two complaints with the image; first, the blue is overpowering for me, and second, since you moved the top and bottom images (rather than just overlaying the border) you distorted the horses body a bit.

Interesting and daring concept, though.

When is a fried egg not a fried egg?
by snaffles

Comment by liberty:
Great picture 5.

Any greys?
by snaffles

Comment by krnodil:
I like how you framed this with the head at the upper left and the hair fanning out to fill the whole right side - I do find the whites a bit on the harsh side, though.

When is a fried egg not a fried egg?
by snaffles

Comment by cassilda_terry:
when its a plastic fried egg?