Woodland Clearing
by Roseytone

Comment:
The blue coat complements the earthy colours and strong patterns in the trees - works well

Machinery Everywhere But Where's Waldo
by spiller

Comment:
This is good - had to look for a few seconds to find the really obvious person!

Joanna Giraffe
by BAMartin

Comment:
Very surreal - feels almost Dahliesque

Who? Where?
by Jean

Comment:
great overexposure shot - did you shoot it like this, or process it later ?

Very good either way.

It's All Just a Blur Now...
by krets

Comment:
good use of long exposure to 'hide' the person

Can Nibbles
by Paulk

Comment:
I have to admit to not being able to see Waldo at all in this - though I do miss baked beans, human or not. .. are they like the ones with sausages in them, but this time bits of waldo ?

As you could crop how you saw fit, a square crop on this might have worked well ?

Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment:
I like this , but I think the design elements would be stronger if the right hand rail hadn't been amputated. Then you'd have 3 elegant curves, the left rail, the carpet/ stairs and the right wal/ railing, all working in harmony to lead you through the scene. The tonal range is okay, the lighting is interesting, but that interuption bothers me and my eye. If those elements were more in harmony this would be a much stronger, very graphical design. What would be 3 major tonal areas are also divided up into 5, with triangles in the lower right and upper right that are competing not harmonising with the scene. The steps give just enough interest and tonal range to stop this eing boring. A good effort but needs some thought on the composition and the visual weight of shapes and relationships.

Coming out to get ya!
by Yomi

Comment:
Wow! it really does seem to be coming out of the screen! 3D effects for free. Excellent - love the focus on the eyes and leaving the snout out of focus. Simply great.

Support
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
might work better as B&W as the colours aren't adding anything.

Arlington Winter
by BAMartin

Comment:
The tree breaks up the pattern/ texture of this shot - I'd like to see it without that I think