Stages of Exhaustion (Left to Right)

I decided to create this as a tribute to the "tired-ness" that

everyone on this planet has increasingly been experienced. Sometimes

I wish we were healthier in our competetiveness. :)

Is there only 2 stages to exhaustion? I like the idea but I only see 2 poses. Maybe I just don't get it?

subtle details in the first 3 frames, ending with a more obvious one. but you have a point though, possible obvious differences within each frame could make it more interesting, but then again could it become distracting against the last frame (of the left)? :)

Don't ya just love PhotoShop? Great job.

Kai, I don't think it would be too distracting to have "more obvious" distinctions between the poses. I think it would "read" more like a slow moving film. Try it and see what you think. I think the first pose should be a "non tired" one to emphasize the transformation. Just a thought, lots of luck. Todd

That's interesting. I believe you can play with clone and patch tool to make a single, omogeneous floor. Or just crop it.

 

Simone

perhaps.. but then it would be unnatural photo manipulation rather than just plain cropping. ;) good idea though.

Hello Kai:

 

A fitting and well executed tribute to chronic fatigue. Think I would have been tempted to boost the curve levels a couple of clicks, but the darkness clearly supports your theme. A terrific composite -- and thanks for the visit to my portfolio. --Jim