Knew it was you as soon as I seen it. Great Job. And, unfortunately, been there, done that. Reply »
(80 days ago)
In today's modern world...why must one experience this EVER in their lifetime? (81 days ago)
Jacques Cousteau's longest running television series "The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau" ran from 1968 to 1976. Eight years... (48 days ago)
I'm wondering if you changed the depth on the floor and show more of the under tank it would make for a bit more drama (It's a very THICK floor, but that could be just me) I just really would love to see more of the tank underneath because it looks a whole lot more interesting then the top
Great job though, really love the idea
gives a whole new definition of swimming a lap LOL GOOD LUCK Reply »
Hey thanks for all the comments and suggestions. @CMYK: I know what you mean...but those are the original light reflections on the pool surface. @Drivenslush: I wrestled with the thick floor...I actually made it thinner, originally but it looked strange. The thick floor makes more sense to me since it's housing an internal pool. @Stowsk:
@Chalty: Those details are inspired by much of your work. Reply »
I loved this entry so much, I can not stop looking! I want to swim in a pool like this!!! Great job! Reply »
Almost a picture perfect scene...when things took a turn for the worse. No source used for balloon. Made changes to tree...and fixed transparent problem. Thanks for everyone's help. See SBS and see high resolution. Thanks. (94 days ago)
I like the overall look, but IMHO it needs some work.
We can see through the tree. For example the bottom part of the tree, we can see the ground through it.
The edge of the water needs some work aswell. On the left for example you have a "straight cut line".
Good luck. Reply »
@Photoshopper: Thanks so much for the watchful eye. Made adjustments and looks better thanks! @CMYK: Yep...looks better with your observation. Originally was going for a surreal look, but this is more fitting. Thanks!
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Looks so much better now. Great work on giving the water the proper reflections of colors and object aswell.
Now the image truely is one piece.
Great work and good luck. Reply »
There are no pleasantries when hunger strikes during weightlessness. No kitties were harmed. No outside sources used. All photos are mine. (35 days ago)
That's going to be very messy to clean up! Love the work that went into the making of this. Well done. Reply »
Never knew fruitcake had this much purpose. Cow's been there awhile...even a sugar sprinkle doesn't cause it to move. Please see high resolution image. (1 year and 11 days ago)
I HATE.. and I mean HATE FRUIT CAKE.. but I love this!!! great job .. hehehe Reply »
This is trully brilliant! I will have to do a congrates in advance! ;0) Reply »
Exiting your persona can lead to better or worse things. Made adjustments from the suggestions given. Thanks! See high resolution. (170 days ago)
CMYK and lolu: Thanks so much for your help. I have blended the left side foreground sand more...and also fixed the shoe in the sand to make it more realistic. Looks better! Thanks so much you two!
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This image proves what i have always said, Men would also misplace their heads if they were not attached. 
JUST LOVE< LOVE < LOVE, the choice of images, the mood and construct of your image. BIG THUMBS UP Reply »
On the scale of 10 I would rate 9 on your idea and 8 on execution. Actually you made this kind of image before and it inspired me to make one of my work. However, I have some critiques that might help you to improve that image if you're willing to (1) The perspective or the angle of the sand is different from the gray ground, so viewers can feel the inner image (inside the frame) is actually closer and higher than the outer image; (2) the pattern of the sand and the gray ground are very different, so even though you used a high feather radius, they are not blended well Reply »
@ All: Thanks all for your comments. @langstrum...thank you so much for your observations, they are much appreciated. You make some great pointers...unfortunately I can't commit any more time to this as of now. Glad I could inspire you to do a similar approach on an entry. Thanks again for commenting and offering ways to improve. I'm always looking for that kind of critique. I guess I must rely on the 'so strange' mantra to answer any inconsistent elements.
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That's what I planned to mention, the "so strange" elements, but didn't have enough space for that. From that aspect, everything is fine lol. I understand that it's close to the voting period so normally we don't have enough time do make any change. Best of luck to you, author Reply »
Probably the best gallery exit there is...Please see high resolution. (2 years and 244 days ago)
CMYK and mariosilva: Thanks for your sharp eyes. The shadows I had on leaves were too light. I darkened them...looks better! I also added slight reflections to the leaves. Thanks for your suggestions!
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Eladine: Good catch...I intentionally created the shadow this way because I wanted her to look as if she's entering the 'picture' space...also if I give her the same properties as the others...the shadow won't be as noticeable and she may look cut out...or not 'on' the bridge. Hopefully that makes sense...thanks for asking! Reply »
Thanks to everyone with your encouraging, kind and constructive comments! Reply »
Original photo of theater is my own taken in St. Louis, MO. 2008. Please see high resolution. (2 years and 211 days ago)
WOW
the lights are great and high res is terrific, love the details like the reflection in the window.
and the sbs is great Reply »
Fantastic job on the lighting effects author. very realistic outcome. Reply »
Made edits to moon as many have suggested. (328 days ago)
Absolutely well done, I do agree with arca on this one though, I'd dull the moon just a little. Reply »
Terrific indeed. The burnt-out bulbs are a nice touch.
I'm afraid I have to give my allegiance to the 'less moon' crowd, however. The moon distracts rather than adds IMO. A just-out-of-frame moon could still illuminate the clouds elemare likes (although I would soften them a tad).
The reflection of the sign in the window is nice except a reflection needs to be the same distance from the reflective surface as the original is — so the reflection is much too close to the window pane. A little bit of the arrowhead would be reflected at best. Reply »
Thanks for the suggestions everyone...made edits. I think it looks better too.
@DanLundberg... I literally placed the new reflection right on top of the one that was originally there. Thanks for your input though...
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that is one awesome piece of work there !! Good luck !! Reply »
(155 days ago)
love this entry! a great example of a picture comming to life
her butt is a lil bit weird tho, I believe the far end of the butt should be a lil smaller or rounder maybe.. Reply »
(155 days ago)
i think the butt just needs some highlights as well as the rest of the photo-shopped part of the body to better match the aesthetic of the original, also the skin is quite a different color from the original
clean work author and gl Reply »
(155 days ago)
GIRL WITH NAKKIE BUTT.. HEHEHEHE Reply »
(155 days ago)
Normally I would have said to bleach out the lower torso like the upper torso, but I think you show the transition into the real world better the way you have it.
Nice work.
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(155 days ago)
Very nice, look good! Reply »
(155 days ago)
Good idea...nice work Reply »
(154 days ago)
Absolutely original nut i think you should try to blend more the new skin with the painted one, would look more professional imo. Good luck. Reply »
(154 days ago)
Fantastic vision and well executed
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(152 days ago)
Cool cool job!! great image
My fav!!! Reply »
(152 days ago)
So awesome! Great idea and wonderful work. gl Reply »
(150 days ago)
Very nice work, doubly nice with the additional artwork, and with the cigarette added, reminds me of the ads from the 40s and 50s.
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(149 days ago)
Congrats Rob
beautiful work Reply »
(148 days ago)
Congratulations! Reply »
(148 days ago)
Thanks for the kind comments and votes! Reply »
(148 days ago)