This is just brilliant Reply »

Took me a second to notice that they are pouring into each other. Very cool. Kind of reminds me of a Rube Goldberg machine. Reply »

WOW....awesome author! Reply »

Coooool!!!! Reply »

love it, great creativity and technically well done also. Great Job Reply »

Greatly done! Reply »

is it me or is it..... just a little .... to the .... oh never mind !!!!!

Great shot.
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Too good ! Location, model and wings. Perfect ! Reply »

I like the almost glowing effect on the skin. Was this purely because of the lighting or done through a contract adjustment, cos it doesnt look like it has affected the rest of the image.

Wonderful job by the way, I'd just love to know how you achieved the look Reply »

Bit of dodging aye what. Great image. Reply »

Thanks guys, in answer to you question it's all of the above lol. I took careful consideration to lighting on this one, the balcony was well lit, but to get the girl to pop more I used a speedlite with a soft box. Then I pulled it into lightroom, used curves to bring up the lights and then used the noise filter (which does an incredible job of smoothing skin). Then some very minimal dodging and it's done Reply »

Beautiful Reply »

Great job! Reply »

Thanks for the great explanation author, always need these insights from good photographers so one day I can hope to produce images like these. Reply »

Great picture !!! Reply »

Great magic indeed! Well done author!!!
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I like it! Reply »

Wow, great shot!! Reply »

This is great, I admire your patience and even more so that of your models. She must be a very good friend, or should that read, 'was'? Reply »

WOW!!!!!! Very nice!!! Reply »

Congrats, brilliant shot. Reply »

Well, I think I'll sit this one out...LOL....I bow to you author, well done! Reply »

There where at least 2 comments in this entry saying that the bubbles are not the main focus here but the girl 2 hours ago & now they are missing!!!
I agree with that,
This is a low key fine art nude photo that has nothing to do with bubbles!!! Reply »

a wonderfully done photo, very artistic and good use of the bubble.. as in some of the others, the bubbles are props in the final product...and with the bubbles it wouldn't be as effective...and I for one am deffently looking at the bubble great shot Reply »

Really nice pic ! But where are the bubbles ? I'm not sure that the main subject of your picture is a bubble ... Reply »

The entry has been discussed between mods and deemed ON THEME! The soap suds (which are made up of numerous bubbles) makes up a large portion of the image. No more comments please regarding the validity of the entry. Reply »

beautiful picture, but it is foam? Reply »

AWESOME SHOT!!!! Veyr nice framing and tones too! Reply »

great composition Reply »

Great, the author is no surprise, love the reflection in the water. Reply »

Fantastic!! GL Reply »

Wasn't this photo used as a contest ref a while back???
http://www.pxleyes.com/photoshop-contest/18547/abandoned-church.html
Kind of ruins the anonymity, don't you think?
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Well Mossy I suppose it might ruin anonymity if i were one who suggested it but since I'm not I think I'm safe. Besides look at the shot its from a different angle so NOT the same pic. Just the same subject. Not to be rude but next time please check your facts before you make comments like this. Reply »

I asked a question, and considering the extreme "similarity," what better way to "check my facts," than asking???
As for "next time" author, you can rest assured that I will just as quickly ask if I have a question, or if an image is as similar to one already published, as that can give someone an unfair advantage, which we wouldn't want, now would we???

This is also an EXCELLENT argument for why Contest Source Photos should be properly credited, since contest entry source photos have to be properly credited...Contest photos posted by Pxleyes are NEVER clearly attributed to the photographer, which is exactly how such questions regarding anonymity can arise... Reply »

You did more than simply ask a question, giving an exact reference to what you incorrectly assumed was my image took it from a question to an accusation. A good way to "check your facts" would be to actually look at the very link you posted where it CLEARLY states who the Author of the photo is.

I am well aware of every single rule of this site, I checked my portfolio closely before entering this image to make sure I wouldn't be breaking any rules and to make sure that a situation like this one wouldn't occur.

If you had a question a simple red flag would have sufficed you didn't need to make a snide comment based on your ill informed perception. I'm sorry if I'm being snippy but I doubt you would like it very much if you put a lot of work into an image only to have someone cry foul and say you were trying to manipulate the system. Reply »

Unfortunately this does happen almost on a weekly basis. Rule 3.7
Red flag and move on is the correct way,
Authors should not have to defend their entries in the comment section of any entry.

Good luck to you Author, nice shot
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"Contest photos posted by Pxleyes are NEVER clearly attributed........." Well that just blew your credibility MossyB since that contest is attributed correctly.
Very nice shot author. Reply »

too many egos colliding maybe ??? lol Reply »

I really like the details of the photo, great shot Reply »

Congratulations on 1st place and top scoring photo. This one was impossible to beat. Well done Reply »

Congrats! Reply »

Congrats on your well deserved 1st place Reply »

congrats, its a great shot Reply »

Congrats on an absolutely well deserved Win ... I am glad that the above shananigans did not hinder this most deserving piece. Great Job and Catch Author Reply »

Nice! Reply »

Great Job! Reply »

Nice one! Reply »

Wonderful. Great job Reply »

looks good, nice fit. Reply »

nice shot..one of my favorites in this competetion Reply »

Now that's incredible! It's perfectly lined up! Impressive shot author Reply »

Well done, great idea, wish I had thought of it. Reply »

Excellent. These type images just get better and better. When Florida decides to stop with the rain clouds and storms, I'm going to try it. Reply »

Awesome - now where was this in the star trails contest??? Reply »

Thanks everyone... Fallinghorse, I would have loved to put this in the star trails contest but I took this shot over the weekend, in my area there is far too much light pollution so I took advantage of the darkness when we drove 3 hours north for our little vacation Reply »

Great picture, and fantastic framing ! Good luck author !!! Reply »

Outstanding Reply »

Congratulations - great shot! Reply »

Love the character that this shot reveals .... beautiful cut ...Congrats Reply »

HELP.....HELP.......... .... this is a wonderful setup, great lighting .... where're the police when you need them Reply »

Wonderful, what else can I say. Reply »

I like the shadow on the wall. Good job Reply »

wonder if the hitman noticed that security camera sign to his right ? Reply »

great picture Reply »

Nicely done author...i admire the set-up and dedication...well deserved win my friend Reply »

congratulations on the victory Reply »

Very very nice! Congratulations on the victory!!! Reply »