It's him! The guy in the tie
by Chez

Comment by maralomar:
coool idea and nice Expression

It's him! The guy in the tie
by Chez

Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines or curves generally have two purposes. One is to lead the viewer into the scene. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. It is most effective if they come in from the lower left because that is the natural direction humans visually scan a picture from so are easiest to pick up.

One of the most interesting uses of leading lines in this challege. There are both vertical and diagonal lines and they very, very effectively draw attention to the walking man in the suit. You engage the viewer to speculate on your message.

It's him! The guy in the tie
by Chez

Comment by mahobbes:
I like the blurring although it's a bit overdone on a couple people. Lines were sort of leading away from the object in study though.

It's him! The guy in the tie
by Chez

Comment by Bebe:
How on earth did you do this? I can't figure it out how you blurred just the other people. I really like both the concept & the execution, and your title made me laugh. Excellent work!

Giants
by Chez

Comment by dragonlady:
Interesting shapes and color, good composition, too.

Giants
by Chez

Comment by AlainD:
very nice colors and composition. sky possibly a bit dull but light very well used

Giants
by Chez

Comment by Minstrel:
such strange looking contraptions. so much going on in the photo. i like the 4 consecutive triangles runniing throught the center (pointing left) . the other shapes and squigglies all add to the piece. looks like these monsters are balanced on little piles of orange rocks. weird.

Giants
by Chez

Comment by popdeepop:
Nice find. That should score high. That skyline is good. Color is strong to accent the subject.

Giants
by Chez

Comment by nads:
missed the construction challenge? ;)

Beautiful colors

Giants
by Chez

Comment by irishempress:
Amazing composition!