One Octave
by jbirkman

Comment:
Hah! Love the concept on this!

Good Enough?
by balancedfox

Comment:
Heh, it's pretty darn close! ;-)

Freestyle
by MAK

Comment:
This image just does not work for me... The face looks very out of place, and the hair looks odd as well. Sorry. :-(

tangled
by shaundp

Comment:
Oooh, I've been meaning to try something like this... Cool shot.

Not the Usual Hair-Do
by daboardergirl

Comment:
I like the creativity in this. Disturbing, in a fun way.

photojournalist
by yianisn

Comment:
Wow... Am I imagining things, or do you actually have a _model_ of an EOS-1 with that lens on it? It's advanced editing, so maybe it's just a separate picture skillfully placed in, but it kind of looks like a model to me, and that's just... too cool for words, really. :-)

edit: never mind the advanced editing remark... I went and re-read those rules, and see that doesn't apply.

I also forgot to mention the notion that surely you don't have such a big woody as this would have to be if it was a real camera. Or trust the woody to hold it, if you do! ;-)

Exploration
by dragonlady

Comment:
Very well executed. I love the contrast between the pale woody and the rich color of the explored wood.

contemplation
by sacredspirit

Comment:
I love the background and set you chose for this. Very nice.

Dancing with a Woody
by PlanetMaker

Comment:
That looks like it might even be just one woody, spinning. Cool.

Falling
by Pegasus

Comment:
Are those stars added in post-processing? They kind of look like it, but they also remind me of Tokihiro Sato's work, and since there's obviously other light-painting going on, I have to ask...

Meanwhile, I'm finding the orientation to be unsettling, but unfortunately not in a way that feels "good" to me. :-/ I imagine you mean it to not feel quite right, but I think with the background how it is, it leaves me just wanting to rotate the image, rather than giving me the sense of falling that you're presumably after. It's interesting, though.