very cool effect - nice shot

Should be Beware of Rabid wolves - good one

Marcel Marseau's daughter?

From 1931 to now, many differences with the buildings surrounding...
Good comparison...

great idea and photo

amazing Idea !

cute

Awesome

Beautiful photo... a natural selective coloring...

I like the tarnish and how it matches some of the colors on the wall

Nice perspective

The 'then' photo, doesn't look like it was taken a long time ago.

The world of the impossible....it makes me think...... good luck!

It seems like the dog is balancing in space. You have good imagination....it looks like a dog. Everything can be possible.... good luck!

I don't knowwww... that third tree on the left looks pretty tilted now

is it Genoa or Genova?...you have it spelled both ways

It's a great image, but you may suffer from having to rely on a filter... good luck with this, it's a neat image

well used, from the days when getting a letter was exciting.

well used

Who's turn is it to polish it this month. Pretty cool.

Pretty fancy for a mailbox

LOL...sorry, didn't get the joke.

Man's face is way too desaturated compared to the girl. Font choice could be better.

@Wayne - I was rounding up, you rascal!
@Author - MUCH better!

better well done

It is more like 1.2834 degrees

The photo is off level. The foundation line of the building shows that the image tilts down to the right 1.29 degrees. I think that is what Wayne was referring to...

like the use of Depth of focus (Field)( DOF) and the light

like the image -- just the tinyest bit of grays around the edges of the left side & top

nice -- could use a little touch up on the edges for the red -- tiny bits without colour

This appears to be not a level playing field

I love the texture of this

I used to go to a bar in Wyoming that used shots like that

I agree with friiskiwi... Brrr..

So sad... what waste of wine...

Yes, shadows. Using a regular Photoshop drop shadow effect is a good place to start, but does not work well to cast realistic shadows on different level surfaces. :\

The shadow under the left foot would "fall off" the edge of the wall and bend downward and curve a little to conform to the shape of the surface. That particular shadow would be darker and "sharper" at the foot and be a little blurrier or softer toward the toe because of the distance from the source/foot.

For the right foot, see how the original jug's shadow starts underneath the jug itself before stretching left. The right foot, too, needs a very close/narrow shadow under the boot itself, then stretch left, like the jug's shadow. Be careful not to make the shadow too "tall" or too far under the bottom of the boot or it will look like it's floating.

Hope this helps.

nice idea -- the shadow makes the foot look a bit floating maybe bring it in closer to the foot -- should give the impression the foo is closer to the edge of the building. Also a bit of cleanup or blur on the edges of the legs and feet

very peek a boo LOLOLOLOLOL

LOL, well done

Is the watch some kind of broach or something? What's the jewelry?

Cute

Nice, but a little OOF

Interesting window shape

congratulations !

Congratulations ! Much deserved...

Tombola... To win, full card or cinquina ?

very clear

Interesting shot, but I have trouble seeing what kind of jewellery it is.

Wonderful keys, I would have removed the yellow plastic.

Ha! He's a long way from home!