Daddy?
by levyj413

Comment by posthumous:
Nice shot! Team Minus kicked butt in this challenge!

Daddy?
by levyj413

Comment by colorcarnival:
Oh I feel like I've seen this in a movie. The graininess enhances the spooky feeling. Love the thumbsucking and the doll.

Disconnect
by levyj413

Comment by Jutilda:
Love the harsh tones. Did you use the photocopy filter in Virtual photography? I really like that brick red!!

Between
by levyj413

Comment by Moatz:
I really like the simplicity of this one. And the colors are outstanding!

Drive-by Blindness
by levyj413

Comment by bob350:
Cars in motion can generate some interesting effects. The wheels looking like woven baskets is one I haven't seen before and is fun. I'll bet this would score better if the background had more urban elements.

Double Dipping
by levyj413

Comment by annig:
awesome!!!
love that RED hair! :)

Happy New Year Jeffrey!

Goofus McDoofus
by levyj413

Comment by lovethelight:
Hilarious series of shots!

Double Dipping
by levyj413

Comment by lovethelight:
oh really fun splash shot! Great stopped motion

Daddy?
by levyj413

Comment by wardmac:
Very grainy but otherwise a nice thought provoking shot.

Miniature Station - With Lights!
by levyj413

Comment by ladyhawk22:
Hello from the Critique Club!

My first impression upon looking at this image was a great one! The colors and the lights really stand out and all of the architectural lines really draw the eye through the entire scene. I also loved the miniaturized look of the shot. After reading your photographer's notes, here are my thoughts.

Upon first glance, the effect used for this shot is well done. The viewer certainly almost instantly thinks of a miniature scene, so kudos on that! After looking for a few more minutes, I started to notice some of the difficulties you commented on as well. All in all, I don't think that they really hurt the shot, but the walls on either side are certainly an obstacle when using this effect. In particular, there is a section in the upper left hand corner that should perhaps be more blurred...it tends to draw my eye away from the central part of the scene. However, the unblurred section on the right doesn't bother me...in fact, I feel like it gives me a nice anchor and compliments the walking figures.

It's a great shot and I think that the top 20 finish here certainly reflects that! I think you've really got the hang of this technique!!