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personally i'm not really sure outtakes from other challenges makes for the best free study entry, especially when it is so instantly recognisable and doesn't show anything different. conceptually, i do think it's great, and if it wasn't so early at the time of writing and i had my coffee, no doubt i would see something deeply philisophical here. it would have had a bit more of a surreal impact if the stand wasn't there, though. i do like this; the tones and lighting is unfaultable, composition simple but effective, and having a sky as background instead of a black sheet nicely refreshing. it's really cool, but methinks your obvious high level of creativity should have made you do something new. 7.
That's funny. I think the only improvement could have been to take the stick out of it's a** and a little more space below it's feet. Where to you people find these wooden 'people'. It seems they are photographed a lot. I'm wondering what they are really used for...
This seems to be identical to "King Kong's Next Fling" from the Scene-It challenge, which would mean a DQ for both.
But looking at it as a photo ... it doesn't really grab me. Maybe with higher contrast, it would. I think it also might benefit from not as tight a crop. Part of the interest seems to be the contrast in size between the two wooden figures, so I'd like to see more of the larger one.
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