Evening Flight
by cloudsme

Comment:
Wow, I would love to see this larger and uncompressed. It looks like it was munched by Save for Web. But seriously, wow... great shot!

A fairytale casualty
by liltritter

Comment:
It was macro, but not obviously so, and not very abstract. An abstract shot tends to be one in which it's not immediately obvious what you are looking at, and this is very quickly obviously a dragon statue. Regarding the macro end of it, you may have known that it was 3" tall, but that's not something we can tell in the photo. There's nothing in the photo to scale it, for one. Also, the white background does nothing for the dragon, and is actually rather dull, like a t-shirt that's been through the wash too many times. The image is a bit flat, with some reflection issues, particularly on the dragon's chest. I think this would have done better on a black background, more dramatic lighting, and a much tighter crop.

Message edited by author 2006-10-02 00:25:20.

melissa-rivers.jpg
by TonyT

Comment:
Your girl has blue eyes. Melissa's are brown. And this girl's eyebrows are a bit thinner.

P8310439.jpg
by annasense

Comment:
Heheh, he looks like he's phbbblttt-ing the camera!

Slippy Karma
by SJCarter

Comment:
Why did I not see this before?? Heheheh...

Rufous Hummingbird
by Sammie

Comment:
OMG the cuteness is painful! Hee...

'Moon' flowers
by MadMan2k

Comment:
Really gorgeous! I would have scored this a point higher, however, if the spots (stars?) had been cloned out, since for this image they're distracting and looking more like hot pixels.

Storm Front: Serenity III
by hotpasta

Comment:
Beautiful scene, but the dodging on the Serenity is just a bit too obvious.

STOP I am trying to pee
by PhotoRyno

Comment:
I like this photo a million times better without the ridiculous title. It's beautiful, and you seem to be ridiculing it.

Modern Coal Mine
by Ristyz

Comment:
I think this would have benefitted from a high aperature to get as much clarity throughout as possible. It's difficult to tell what, if anything, is supposed to be the subject since the foreground objects are soft and the figures in the distance as so small.