Remake of Gaurawas's "Liquids 201 : Surface Tension"
by Rentrenz

Comment:
It is the lines and curves along with the 'electric' blue lines along the black surface that really captures and draws the eye in. It is very hypnotic in both the original and this emulation. Great details, color and lighting in this composition! Well done.

F r a g i l e (by Librodo - Image171447)
by Judi

Comment:
Now where on DPC have I seen this lovely, young lady before;-) I love how you closely emulated the original. The eye is immediately drawn to the girl found in the far left 1/3 of the frame. While for some circles outside of DPC the bright white background would just be inclusion of empty space that does nothing for the image in both the original & the emulation. Not so, says I, it is instrumental in showing us how the girl fills that 'empty space'. Even though she only occupies 1/3 of the space her presence in the composition becomes all that more noticable & powerful because our eye is drawn to the major element that serves to fill that empty space. Lighting on your model is wonderfully done - and I absolutely love the catch lights in her eyes. It just makes her eyes sparkle.

Planetary (ursula's far, far away)
by krnodil

Comment:
Wow! Great use and capture of really bold & vibrantly deep colors. Love the sharp details on the smaller bubbles. Having larger 'water circles' along with sporadic smaller bubbles creates visual interest because of the varying sizes in the shapes. Wonderfully executed and well done on your emulation of Ursula's original.

Terje's Broken Eggs
by jdannels

Comment:
Great motion blur there showing the motion of the cue ball! I also love the sharp details on the cue ball, 8 ball and all those eggs (including the bumpy texture on the eggs). Lighting is also wonderful illuminating all elements of the composition. I only have one small critique (trust me, tis small) but with this being Advanced Editing I think you could have cloned out or toned down the glare on the 8-ball making the 8 more visible. Other than that this is a wonderfully done emulation of the original!

Dance of the Serpentine Belt II
by surfdabbler

Comment:
Great job in emulating Scalvert's photo! Love the addition of the colorful 'rug' (hey, I think I have the same table runner!) for it adds a punch of color to this composition. Details and lighting are wonderful. The boy's pose and expression as he calls forth the deadly 'beltsnake' is perfect:-)

8 Years
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Love the sharp details one can see here from the cat's whiskers to fine textures of the hairs of this feline. Colors are outstanding in this composition too. The amber golden glow of the cat's eyes are very hypnotic. Good job on emulating the original.

Kiss Me on Rasberry (CheeGirl Inspired)
by robinssong

Comment:
Wow, love how the frog really pops off that green backdrop. Level of details are wonderful. Lighting is good, but I think a little more illumination would bring out more details in the crevasses (the spaces between the bumps) of your rasberry (hmmm, little confused on the color for a rasberry is red but a blackberry has more of those deep purple/black hues seen here). Good job on emulating the original.

A "Dirty" Tribute to Larus
by jerowe

Comment:
Wow! The whites of her eyes really stare back out at you! That is the first thing that reaches out, grabs you by the collar, and draws you in. You have a great dynamic range in your B&W tones. The clarity of details in wonderful especially in your model's face. Wonderful job you did here.

Silly Pencil, Colors are for Crayons - originally by puma
by lilkarebear

Comment:
Lighting and details on this photo composition are great! This is a very colorful photo - very literally:-) The lean of the impostor crayon subtly calls the viewers attention to the difference - especially when our eye travels past the crayola wrapping to notice a pencil tip. You did a good job on emulating the original.

The Scream
by GueDesigns

Comment:
I think you nailed emulating the original with your composition. The B&W tones are very dynamic and leap off the page. The shoe & hands really emerge from the darkness of your black background to show us this 'silent' scream. Great job!