Nice work, glad to see someone finally broke the ice with one for this contest. LOL, horsepower! heh heh, good one, author.

Well, actually I was hardly thinking of what I could do in this entry... quite difficult!

The horses look a bit to small

Good idea, but as Ressiv says, compared to what we can see in the photo, stair treads, etc. the horses are too small.

Hey, guys... don't you know they are developing mini horses?

ha ha......... poor horses......... nice idea ......... all the best dear........

nice work

Kudos for giving all of us struggling nitwits that "I should have had a V8" moment by pointing out how the concept of horsepower perfectly fits this theme. I do agree about the horse-size problem, however, but that can be easily remedied by making the horses bigger (which just means the floor they're galloping on is lower). The ropes need shading on their lower edges and should cast shadows onto the horse necks IMO, plus the break in the ropes between horses could be clearer. If the horses are neck-and-neck (or nose-and-nose), then the line connecting those features needs to have the same vanishing point as the other elements in the image. [I would just give the horses a more-jagged relationship.]

Clever idea!

Great job author...Love the idea so much...Good luck

Hoss powa, good idea

nice

Best of luck on this.....great job!!

fine

Are the turbines floating?

yup they r from future...

good job ...............

really fun image

Nice, but the shadows on the ground are a bit distracting the way they are now. It looks more like some dirt cloud. If you can fix that, it'll certainly improve the image (maybe you can even skip the shadows). Good luck!

Thank u wazowski... i have changed the shadow..

Good picture, the mountain you chose for this I can see it from my house. Good luck author

cool

GL

Powerful work!
You know, author, I'm not so worried 'bout the lost of the spilled oil in itself, but very, very worried 'bout what can happen with our Nature with such accident. Moments of damage; months, years to turn everything into normality...

Great name at the bottom! good work, esp. w/plastic wrap for the slick. And oh, that 'twere so, that we could use these beasts of burden to clean it up. Erikuri is right, it's going to take a long time.

scariest part, is some of the right wing nuts want to seal it with a Nuclear bomb.. YIKES

i believe it was all part of the plan to take the publics attention off of something else goin on in the government.... call me a conspiracy theorist.... lol... OUTSTANDING WORK AUTHOR!!

Very strong image...good luck

beautiful entry...........

Author, nuclear bomb??? where in the world did you hear that ??? had to be from some lefty source.

Fox news .. where else.. Christopher Brownfield gives the suggestion that shutting the leak up with massive explosives and using a nuclear bomb to melt the piping... CRAZY!!!!

Chris Brownfield is a writer for ' The Daily Beast " a liberal blog.

I saw it on FOX news Golckman.. so I kinda just assumed it was a right winger.. my bad.. but he's not really that endorsed by the left either... still creepy as hell to think about

EDIT: Doesn't matter now anyway.. the first marshlands have been corrupted.. and not by tar balls.. but pure liquid oil, welcome to a 20 to 50 year disaster... I guess the drill baby drill is really working out now

wooooo hoooo......

Impressive image, Westfall you could be exactly right with your observation albeit a nasty game of Wag the Dog if it were true.

nice idea

Nicely done.....gl

What can I say? Bingo, it's funny!

awesome....

bizarre neat ness...hehehe

I see that hamster he looks like he's taking a break. This is a great job, quite a mechanical engineering feat not to mention a good Adobe engineering job.

Very nice work author...gl

nice

How cool is this.......great job, gl

superb work............. all the best .......... :

Idea is pretty good, but the way you used the light it's a bit hard to see what's all going. Also if the screen with zebra's would be a bit bigger (and maybe the same for the cheetahs), it would be better visible already. Good luck!

Yep, it's a good idea; but I agree with Wazowski about the light... it's very bright where the cheetahs are, and that makes difficult the comprehension of the theme, even with your description...

good luck with this, it is difficult to see all the work that you put in on this entry. Next time adjust your lighting a bit softer for people to be able to view all of your work the way it should be.

gud luck

clever work........becoz nobody can say what is happening there........... gl ....