4:01 a.m. The landing

Please provide a critique. The fun begins at 4:02. Stay tuned. This

drama is just unfolding.

Nice PS work - very well done

Another winner IMO. Good work!!

WOW!! This photo is out of this world. I am seriously impressed.

You are improving fast!!! Hmmm... i now think theres some kind on alien connection with you... thats why!

this looks interesting jeff, think ill stick around to see what unfolds ... nice

 

thanks for dropping by mine.

This is amazing Jeff. Wow!

They are coming from the outerspace.....To kill the clown?. Seriously: Great Composition!

This is a good and unusual idea very original!

So this is what was going on down at Broad and Atlantic the other morning! And I just thought they were collecting the elephant sculptures. Fabulous composition, but don't the intergallatic protocols specify throbbing blue landing lights? Or is that just Speilberg. -- Jim

Very nice PS work!

I see that you've work a lot and with excellent PS skills, but... There's a reflexion on the front, that shows trees and daylight...

... the landing area is well lit behind the photograher. Didn't you notice the light coming from hehind? It is causing the shadows. It was a very odd encounter. Total darkness on one side, daylight on the other. My next part of this series will be taking a look at the daylight side of this landing. Be patient... they're here.... be patient Nestor.....

geez...! they're even changing the rules according wich light behaves...!!! maybe they can also create a magic rating system here in photonet to please everyone...!

Jeff, this is great. Original and humorous, and this is no news from you, but also technically perfect: either you are learning PS at a terrific pace or you have been pulling our legs masquerading as an apprentice so far. By the way, please come back to my "literate toad" picture: I have a reply for you there.

Great Jeff. You CAN MAKE it. Keep going.

From the thumbnail I thought this was a 3D rendered image. :) This may be a bit nitpicky, but the reflection in the chrome reflects a bright, sunny day, while the background is at night. Also, the shadows seem a little sharp for a night time scene.

Wow! Your graphics skills are right on. Even though you overlooked the daytime shadow thing happening. ;) sorry, couldn't resist! I love it. Your work is always a hoot!

Not sure what you are getting at the subject relationship between the clip art/little flying things and your actual photo is non existant your PS work is poor

Thank you for providing me with the enthusiasm and motivation to do more work in PS. Your overwhelming response is wonderful. Never before have I had such delightful feedback and such high ratings. I hope to keep you entertained and amused in the future. Keep your sense of humor, and I'll keep mine. It is all in fun. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.

This entire series is a joy!  

Jerry