Just experimenting. Feel free to say you don't like it (but be a bit nice to me :)

I uploaded another versions of this photo before, twice:
www.vazaar.com/user:sfkp/photos/id:26444/ (the original)
and
www.vazaar.com/user:sfkp/photos/id:26579/ (manipulated after the comments given by Vazaar's users)

This is stunning.

Thank you Ana.

The original image was taken in B/W format and literally straight out of the camera (as they took the cards) won me first place in a portrait competition and a £1700 Olympus E-3 with a 14-54mm 2.8 lens. :-D

This is a black and white??????

The original was shot in black and white, but it was shot on a digital SLR on the mono setting and saved in RAW format...so the colour was recored and I was able to access and use it.

Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining!

ha ha. so what are the coloured dots made out of?

M+M's and Fruity Pebbles

hey hows yer burger

it's a composite out of 3 pics :) (model, blinds and a "motion-blurred" machine.

mmmh... not enough genitals ;o)

LOL @philippe :-)

This is totally cool.

oh. and as for philippe's comment, I actually wish she didn't have a bra on. would look way nicer with just that shirt.
:)

Nice job! Funny too.

hahaha

Beautiful

An old 1 room school house close to where I live. Unfortunately it burned to the ground this past winter and is now lost.

optimistic view!

Thanks Hampshire!!!

Nice work. This image is very haunting and reflective. The many layers make one stop and think; and question the meanings behind it.

Pirates of the Caribean? :)

Just experimenting. Maybe Vazaar's visitores think it's overdone, but I like the effect. Btw, it's my little sister (17 years old and 20 centimeters longer then I am).

this shot is interesting, i like the comp
this effect is a little too much for me but it fits to the topic so nice job

Excellent!

Sorry, I don't liki it. May be You crop almost all, may be because of effect! I don't know exact!

I think this is a great attempt.
I am not to much of a fan of this shot but i see the potential!

Two photos on this one. The first was a shot of a model that I have of the Enterprise, the 2nd is a straight shot of the moon I took one night. Was just playing around with Photoshop and I hit on this.

Scott,
How do you capture such a clear picture of the moon. Is it the type of lense or camera that you use? The clarity and detail is fantastic.

thanks koo88. I had to dig back through my files, that's how old this shot was. The moon itself is actually 4 images shot with an old D100 mounted to a 12" telescope. I then recombined the images into 1 and created the black background. The original image is over 60mb in size and has amazing detail.