"It was 347 days since the Wahlberg's Experiment with Jonothan went horribly wrong...&
by hotpasta

Comment:
Nice composite. The BW actually works really well to give it that BBC sci-fi look. The lighting works well between the 2 images.

Vader vs. Skywalker
by Ringostarr

Comment:
The editing around the moon is very visible. Nice angle and lighting on Ben's face. By the way, to get a good photo of the moon, you probably need to set the AV lower. By default, the camera will expose for the sky, because that's most of the shot. So, drop the Av down to -2, or use manual mode, and you'll be able to get a much better shot of the moon with some detail in it.

Thirst
by Oded

Comment:
I'm not so keen on the high-contrast editing.

primphibean ladie's man of planet b4
by tate

Comment:
There's quite a bit of noise there, and I would prefer to see a stronger vignette. However, this is still a fantastic image. I love the colours and the deformation.

Gulliver
by Rino63

Comment:
Nice concept, but the colours could be a little more interesting. The lighting on the man is very direct and harsh, but the background lighting is softer and more general. The image would be helped if they were more congruous.

Coming Soon! ... Canon DPC-3000
by bdenny

Comment:
The composition of the different images works well.

They're coming; Keep out of my head
by hanneke

Comment:
The -ve space at the top of the images is wasted imho. Would be better with a closer crop. Nice feeling and desat.

New Computer Interface
by Nullix

Comment:
Could be improved with a closer crop. (I think hairy arms go out of fashion in the year 2020) :)

The Dragon Queen
by TCGuru

Comment:
Aha, no prizes for guessing whose image this is. :) Nice editing work, but the lighting is a little harsh and contrasty. Some extra sharpening or smooth HDR adjustments would help this image a lot. The sword is quite hidden from the angle - might be better to hold it more vertically.

Remember the Drive-In **Now Showing** Zombies from Mars!!
by PDImages

Comment:
The false-colour editing was a popular sci-fi effect in those days, but unfotunately I don't really like it.