There cant be any brown/grey : / Reply »

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Author, I hate to repeat myself, but if you convert your image to CMYK and click off the blue (cyan) channel, you'll see a dramatic difference. Reply »

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agree with Becca and CMYK46 Reply »

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so I misunderstood the theme. Reply »

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So fix it! Reply »

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)) wow MossyB you scared me! Reply »

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This is really cool, you should fix it. I hope you know you can edit your entry up until Friday, from My Stuff My contest entries. CMYK told you what to do, and Mossy ordered you, so just do it man. If you don't it'll be removed when contest is closing. Reply »

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Not sure if you fixed it but it looks pretty on theme to me now ... fascinating work! Reply »

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Amazing work author...instant fav from me...well done Reply »

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Congrats on first place - lovely image! Reply »

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Congrats nanaris!!! Reply »

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Congrats a very interesting piece of work. Reply »

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thanks for your comments and your votes! Reply »

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Congrats! Fascinating image! Reply »

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Lovely image; very dynamic and creates a real mood!

Compostition wise it might be better to have the tower a little more off to the side ... it isn't quite centered but a little more to the side might give the image even more tension ... it is one of those things that I would have to play with as you may already have found the "ideal" composition. Just a thought, not really a critique. ;-D Reply »

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Thanks for your comments "arca"

But I am not clear what you want to say little more off to which side? Reply »

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Arca has a good point. Usually in art or photography it isn't "eye pleasing" to put your main subject in the center of the picture. It would have been better if the tower was more to the left or right. Here is an article about the "Rule of Thirds" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds
Just trying to help. = ) Reply »

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Thanks for sharing the knowledge with me, I moved the tower.

Once again thank you arca and EmiK.

Let me know if you have any suggestion to improve this. Reply »

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the thing in the middle looks like it has some orange on it.. idkkkkk Reply »

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Is there pure Black ? I am asking this question all the entire entries. Please tell me if there is pure black & tones of red not black. Reply »

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Lovely ... I love the mystery in this and IMO I think it is better now. How do you feel about moving it?

Sorry I did not get back to you on the question of why ...thank you Emik ... I was not able to get to a computer until now.

Definate fav for me! Reply »

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Hay arca,

1st of all thanks a lot for your suggestion, EmiK suggest me and share a link with me which really help! Reply »

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Looks much better, and it also added more depth to the picture. Great improvement = ) Reply »

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this is good. Reply »

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Very nice image, appropriate title. Interesting addition of the tower, and better placement off to the side. Reply »

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Thanks greymval and pearlie!!! Reply »

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great work author...well done Reply »

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Well done on second place! Reply »

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Thanks a lot Disco... Reply »

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congrats! Reply »

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Congratulations ... Nice work Reply »

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Stunning ... and congrats! Reply »

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Thanks a lot nanaris, priyeshbeohar and arca! Reply »

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Hello, Sir ! Pleae suggest me that how to create the entry with pure black, pure white & tones of red.(No tones of black).
Is there pure Black in this entry ? I am asking this question all the entire entries. Please tell me if there is pure black & tones of red not black. Reply »

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Well, I wanted to use gray so bad I could taste it!, What I did was only use PURE black background, then used a very soft brush in RED and painted on top of it. Then I used an Oval marquee tool set very HARD EDGE to cut an arch and fill it with white. I used a TINY BIT of Gaussian Blur so I wouldn't get gray edges but at the same time softer edges. and only used a white/red gradient for the back ground... the trick is to not allow any FADED white to come in contact with the black or you'll get shades of gray.. (And I got LOTS of gray while I practiced.. hope that helps)

I also used only RED drop shadows (if they hit black or white they stay shades of red) It's tricky but I figured it out after awhile..good luck Reply »

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Awesome entry, imo. Some reflections are above those wheels, check that out. The rest it's really cool. Reply »

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THANKS FOR EXPLANATION SIR ! Reply »

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Aaaaaahhhh! I love the little bug on wheels...buggie! Reply »

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In my opinion this entry goes the extra mile. The Author has stayed on theme and created a wonderful image with depth and humour (not easy when working with such a strong/dark colour as red). IMO one of the best images in the contest as they did not resort to any diversion from the theme! Reply »

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Well done. I like this creation = ) Reply »

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Great job author...He is a cutie...well done Reply »

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Congrats on third place! Reply »

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congrats! Reply »

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congrats! Reply »

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congrats my friend! Reply »

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Congrats! Reply »

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nice work Reply »

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Wow...

Really nice color mood. Reply »

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Fascinating, surreal image ...great mood. Reply »

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Is there pure Black ? I am asking this question all the entire entries. Please tell me if there is pure black & tones of red not black. Reply »

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nice work with a great mood...gl author Reply »

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Very original idea ! Love it Reply »

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Thank Lamantine! (you were very quick off the mark! Only just put it up) Reply »

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excellent theme Reply »

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Thank you yoguy108! Reply »

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Great take on the theme! Reply »

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The background could have been made of many crayons blurred out Reply »

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Clever! GL! Reply »

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Thank you all for your kind comments! Reply »

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Very nice clear work = ) Reply »

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very intelligent, neat work...best of luck Reply »

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Thanks to all for the comments! Reply »

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