understudies
by tnun

Comment by bobonacus:
interesting shot with all the others in the background

understudies
by tnun

Comment by Daybis:
Photo feels a little dark and roosters are fighting to the main subject of the photo.

sthgwrongwcam
by tnun

Comment by posthumous:
I love the effect of a huge nose that seems to be warping space-time with its majestic bigness. It's such a weird, blatant distortion, but even so, it didn't register right away. It felt so real. Good work. I know you're in strange territory here, with no markers. It's brave of you to go here and I think you've really found something.

understudies
by tnun

Comment by Rino63:
ahhh a different subject! finally! 8 for the photo+2 for the new entry! 10

borage
by tnun

Comment by glad2badad:
I enjoyed this and it was at the top of my picks for this challenge. The subject is fun, and I like that it's a naturally found subject. Great idea with the "hair" of the plant really making the backlighting pop. I get a minor feeling that there was some processing done to gain clarity & sharpness (the plant part just seems off a tad on detail).

Anyway...just wanted to come back and comment. See you in the next challenge. :-)

sthgwrongwcam
by tnun

Comment by pointandshoot:
I am torn on this. I love how all the distortions and shapes meld man with his creations. However, the ear is very conspicuous and becomes unbalanced in focus. Maybe I spent too many formative years watching episodes of Star Trek when I should have been studying art or philosophy.

understudies
by tnun

Comment by Lydia:
I think I'd prefer this with only one of them. The others being so non-detailed just distract me... Nice and sharp on the eye. (not voting yet)

borage
by tnun

Comment by bvlindalou:
I love fuzy flowers!!! great color

understudies
by tnun

Comment by LalliSig:
Gave this a 3, thought I´d at least have the decency of telling you why. It´s simply way too dark, noisy and poorly lit for my taste, the image quality is, forgive me for saying this, horrible. Not sure what equipment you have but if you can shoot raw, try doing that and rather than underexposing like this, go up with the ISO, overexpose the shot and then in raw conversion, darken it again, it´ll lead to much better quality images, both regarding texture and noise.

understudies
by tnun

Comment by Dr.Confuser:
To be honest, I'm not resonating so much with your subject.