A Ducky
by A Shrubbery

Comment by Emmy:
R.I.P ducky didn't surfived the bubbles :P

Branching out of Africa
by A Shrubbery

Comment by SDW:
From the Critique Club

Hi,
I have studied your photograph for two days trying to find what would make your image meet the challenge visually without the title attached. So far it has been hard to connect. To me the title is a must with your photograph. I'm sorry if I don't get where you were going with your image without the title.

As far as the image I don't understand the use of an orange but the graphics are very good along with detail in the foreground. The background of the image seems very dark in an artistic way. If it was a mood you were going for then I feel it to be a good choice. The hot spot in front is a bit distracting.

Again I'm sorry for the lack of understanding of your image. I believe that played a part in your score as well. The image is good but is limited on it's attempt to show how Africa is known throughout the world.

Hope you find this critique helpful and keep shooting.
-SDW

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by stek:
wow that's cool. i like the color. nice job.

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by KiwiShotz:
Wow, great lighting and composition. Sharpness is an issue for me costinga point

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by Tammer:
I like the lighting on the right hand side of the board and the solid black background. While I do get some sense of perspective, for me, it isn't as dramatic as other entries in this challenege.

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by PoetryInColor:
Niiiiiiiiice..... *grin* I love the blue lighting. You used glow sticks, huh?

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by TheresaA:
Intersting perspesctive.

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by sanx:
Clever title, but I don't like the blue lighting.

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by racha:
Haha

Waiting for Orders
by A Shrubbery

Comment by aquarian11:
Great title and I like t6he picture very very much. I keep wondering how one is going to retrieve the piece when it falls into the deep dark void.