down play
by jmritz

Comment:
I would either crop out the light on the right, or give the figure on the left slightly more light. Right now the white squiggly on the right takes all of your focus because it is so bright, but doesn't seem to give more information to the picture (like an ancient scroll/bottle this druid ghost is trying to protect).

Fire in the Belly
by franktheyank

Comment:
I love how the light isn't just circling, but actually becomes part of the central piece within the photo. Obvious use of moving laser. The redness gives the sense that the tequila will either have a fiery taste, or has some magical property as a love potion.

Incendio!
by bcrants

Comment:
Would be more interesting you could have made the light on the left turn into a patronus (plus get more nerdy votes from Potter fans)

Do The Melons Still Grow In The Pale Moonlight?
by mefnj

Comment:
Looks like a painting done in pastels on black. How did you get this effect? Nice gritty texture.

Human Firework.
by LunaMoon21

Comment:
Looks like you're referencing a 007 movie.

Electric Guitar
by nickyb

Comment:
This is the part in the movie where lightning strikes the guitar and it suddenly comes to life!

Leaving my dead body with my hearth in fire
by denispray

Comment:
Creative use of light for a skeleton body. Would like to see slightly more detail in background, so it looks like it is something that takes up space instead of something which is floating within space.

Electric Guitar
by jbirkman

Comment:
Creative use of light. Helps to emphasize the electric component of the guitar. Love the composition.

Pelicans à la scrap
by Beetle

Comment:
Interesting subject matter. Implies a story of cyborg pelicans coming to the city, discussing their plans to take over the world. My only nitpick (and this might sound incredibly nitpicky) is if you angled it ever so slightly more, so the slight shadow line on the right edge of the picture on the water is cropped out, it would give the water a greater sense of three-dimensionality and give the pelicans a greater sense of space in relation to the bridge.

lumière magique
by PennyStreet

Comment:
A slight angle, either from the top down to see the interesting patterns comming from the light through the bottom of the glass, or just slightly to the side would help bring out the texture of the glass. Right now it's an interesting shape, but looks flattened with texture instead of enhanced.