"Interiors" - Directed by Woody Allen
by vaguilo

Comment:
wow, that looks like it could be in Home and Country Magazine! nice positioning, the lighting is good, and i can't help but love that chair ;-)

Lone Star
by artvet

Comment:
wow, i love the simplicity offered by it's being in greyscale, but the star itself is so visually interesting. i really like how it's perched upon a person's finger. is it a christmas tree topper?

Harry Potter
by photomayhem

Comment:
yes he is! i applaud your creativity, and i can't help but like it ;-) the orange and green in an otherwise black-and-white environment add an interesting visual element.

Rocky
by Sammie

Comment:
hmmm, seems this is a recurring theme, but not an idea that entered my mind, so way to be creative! i love the positioning of the rock formation, creating a horizon that's neither here nor there, and that bright blue sky offers excellent contrast. well done!

The Rescuers
by Telehubbie

Comment:
those are men on a mission! i love how the background consists of only elements of the red truck, contrasting beautifully with the men's yellow suits and white helmets. also, their positioning in the frame is great.

Signs (2002)
by MikeO

Comment:
very nice composition, with good positioning of the subject as compared to the background. also, it's more emotive in greyscale.

Casino
by Jaxon

Comment:
you had a good idea, and the positioning of the horizon is good, but all that black in the foreground detracts from the stunning architecture of the cityscape.

The age of inocence
by Pico

Comment:
i like the idea you were working with, but if you know how, i would suggest trying out keeping the colour in just the kid's hat, though that wasn't allowed with basic editing (at least, i don't think so...). also, you've got a few spots of sepia in other places. you're better with photo editing than i am, but still need practice.

The Swan (1956 w. Grace Kelly & Alec Guiness)
by eweb

Comment:
beautiful composition! it's simple and elegant

A Clockwork Orange (Kubrick 1971)
by Falc

Comment:
very original!!! a lot of effort went into this photo, and i love that it's a gear made from an orange, rather than clockparts with an orange like some of the other entries. that background is so interesting, and definitely creates continuity with the orange.