Yellow Fellow
by e10icus

Comment by Paul:
Beauty of image: Medium to high
Technical skill: Low

White With Foam (A Sneezy Study)
by e10icus

Comment by Paul:
Beauty of image: Medium to high (but very conventional for a lot of viewers)
Technical skill: Low to medium

Abducted (5 meters from Contact)
by e10icus

Comment by Paul:
Beauty of image: low (ish)
Technical skill: high

Amulet
by e10icus

Comment by e10icus:
Extra bonus if you can find the "Salvador Dali Cardinal".
8-D

Amulet
by e10icus

Comment by e10icus:

Originally posted by Prash: Totally underrated! Reminded me of another image called vengeance: [Game: Comment or Die!]

Prash. You have a very good eye!

(ba-dum-ching)
8-)

This photo was actually very inspirational to what I was trying for. (Just don't have sekarmalathy's skilz, yet.

I'm humbled at your comment.

Pawns are the soul of chess. - Philidor
by e10icus

Comment by colorcarnival:
ok now, you have an interesting item in there that is surrounded by some less interesting pieces. this again should be about - what is my focal point? I'll PM you a pic of mine that would give you an idea of what to do. It would be about rearrangement and changing perspective and adding a little DOF.

Abducted (5 meters from Contact)
by e10icus

Comment by colorcarnival:
This one is fun too and I'm glad to see it got a somewhat decent score. The more I look at your photos, the more I realize that people just aren't getting your humor lol. It seems to be a little quirky and off-beat, and the general population as a whole doesn't get that. I hope you don't ever lose that while shooting!

Fear and Loathing on League Night
by e10icus

Comment by colorcarnival:
Now this is pretty damn cool and I don't know why it would score that low. I do agree that the thing to the right is little bit in the way. It takes practice to look for these things when shooting.

Radiant Pariah
by e10icus

Comment by colorcarnival:
Ok now based on our conversation, I'd say that this one is good with having your subject get the full attention. The two things I think need changing are that the post is a little soft (I'm guessing this was a hand-held shot)and you have this cyan-green stuff in the trees. This comes from playing with the saturation a bit too much.

As a suggestion, for a lower light setting, and with using an Olympus: You could actually go up to an ISO 400 and push for a little better shutter speed. This helps steady those hand held shots. Also, a lifesaver for all this noise that Oly puts out is to get Topaz Denoise 4. My pics have never looked better.

Absolut Rebel
by e10icus

Comment by herfotoman:
Trying for the brown? nice photo, can be used in any hunting magazine IMHO.