Day 1- EMERGE
by Ringostarr

Comment by SandyP:
12 years old???? Well, congratulations! You are such a good photographer! I am truly impressed!

Into The Forest
by Ringostarr

Comment by Schmeldontino:
wonderful movement, composition and contrast

Day 5- The Dive
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Comment by Lydia:
LOL! Excellent! If the shirt were hanging 'down' a bit, I'd believe you actually jumped in! :)

Day 5- The Dive
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Comment by photokariangel:
hope you cleaned that sucker before you go carousing around in it! haha, great job. your creativity is awesome

Day 5- The Dive
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Comment by one2one:
9

Minus 1 pt for not keeping your knees together. :)

That's one big toilet. This is going to be fun seeing you come up with cool stuff like this all month. Very well done.

Day 5- The Dive
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Comment by thegrandwazoo:
That is AWESOME bud! I love it! Great PP and imagination. The classic toilet dive!LOL :-D

Day 4- Hmm...
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Comment by TCGuru:
Your head does look bigger... but I think that may be camera angle. Try the liquefy tool :) using the bulge tool on a really huge setting is FUN :) bwahhahahhahhahhahhahhaaaaa! When you burn around the photo like that, try using a very large soft edged brush set to about 60% opacity on a new layer. Then, if you accidentally over-do it, you can tone it down a bit. But, you won't have those lines in your vignette :)

Day 3- Anger
by Ringostarr

Comment by TCGuru:
I like the way you commanded the light to make a hard line down your nose. :) No spill. Very impressive. I like your processing too :)

Day 2- Disconnection
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Comment by TCGuru:
I see you like Photoshop :) Okay, here's a little tip/trick for you: When you are cutting around things, sometimes if you zoom to about 400% and use the polygonal lasso tool (on a new layer) to contain what you want to get rid of and then just hit Backspace to delete it, it ends up being a much cleaner cut. You can make the background layer invisible to see what you will look like after. Oh, and here is a hint: Hard edges look more natural than soft ones. Maybe tomorrow I will tell you an easy way to get rid of that annoying white/black fringe around things you cut out ;)

Lovely light and wonderful creativitiy! I can't wait to see what else you come up with :)

Day 4- Hmm...
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Comment by enajj:
Mission accomplished I'd say.