Gravity
by krgl

Comment by Tygerr:
INteresting take on the challenge, but I think the lighting could have been improved, and processing less harsh.

Gravity
by krgl

Comment by spaceman spiff:
Looks way over-processed.

Gravity
by krgl

Comment by HamstringJones:
looks like my belly button, a neverending vortex

Gravity
by krgl

Comment by aKiwi:
I find the lighting here to be pretty good. I don't like the processing though. (Apologies if the skin is really like that)

Gravity
by krgl

Comment by hanneke:
haha, this makes me chuckle :D

not really my kind of image, but an extra point for humor :D

Gravity
by krgl

Comment by Jedusi:
I'm not really sure now this fits the challenge title or indeed what you are trying to convey. While the model may be gently on the cuddly side, does that convey gravity ? or the pleasure of eating ?

In Peace
by krgl

Comment by keans_d:
Too busy for minimalism. I am sorry.

Down The Drain
by krgl

Comment by lupina:
I prefer to not be down the drain ... special shot. Not sure whether i like it or not.

Gravity
by krgl

Comment by magnus:
Great idea, but the image looks like a victim of waaay too much neatimage/noice-ninja. The skin texture is great near the shadows, but then it abruptly turns into this totally unnatural looking putty. Likewise for the material of the pants. In fact, rather than trying for glamorous glowing skin, I'd have gone the opposite direction and enhanced the skin details everywhere by careful sharpening and tools like photoshop's 'highlights and shadows'.

I'm trying real hard to hold myself together !
by krgl

Comment by silverfoxx:
I still don't know how you did it:) I like this effect, have to look up in dpc tutorials, maybe theres something there.
I think it works great hee, we get two filled frames in one photo: one is a tight crop of a face and another one is a puzzle game. AND if you think about it further there are more frames here: all those tiny parts of the puzzle are filled frames! really great and clever idea and fits the challenge perfectly.