Good imagination, color & composition!

attack of the bumble bee.. buzz buzz buzz good job

This is so weird and surreal, but beautifully done!

You put a tiny touch of dragan effect and i lov it!..
good work author,thumbs up!!!

Fav here!

Very fun and very striking HDR [high dynamic range]! I feel like the flamingo is en pointe, however, which is disturbing as I think the floor is well below the bottom of the window. Step 5 of the SBS has a flamingo with no 'feet' visible which works better for me although that flamingo is admittedly perhaps a bit too large. Nevertheless, shrinking the flamingo need not require revealing its 'feet.'

Thnx DanLundberg for your constructive comment. One remark; its not the feet you see its the knees.

Congrats for 1st, great pic

Congrats, teriffic work

Congrats Roel, nice to seeing you doing some PS again.

Great use of sources! Nice work, and congrats!

Great work author...good to see you back!

nice image but maybe the flamingo will be better standing whit his whole feed in picture , not half. now its like the feed is going in the ground not on the ground ,, nice gl

@CMYK thanks! Not sure how often I'll be around...but feels good to create an entry again. @andi: thanks so much for the suggestion. I purposely had the flamingo's feet ending at the edge of the pic so that it looked as if it was originally part of the picture on the wall...with the long neck protruding out of it's original place and finding water.

wonderful

A welcome back fav here author. Nice entry!

I KNEW IT WAS YOU! Glad to see you're at it again....LOVE IT a very nice mix of the 3...Best of Luck

very nice

Congrats for 2nd, neat

Intriguing with the odd elements, very constrained color palette, and dramatic brightness difference between the left and right sides, but in the end I just don't get it. While I see a 'path' (the railroad tracks, I assume), the 'sink(ing)' element seems disconnected from those tracks. The window thing encompassing the sink seems nearer than the far end of the tracks so I would expect some shadow from that window onto the tracks. The cut off corner on the window is weird.

Maybe shortening the title to just "Sinking" and making the window/sink element vertical and complete plus positioning it a bit more towards the left side of the image with a ground shadow would be a dramatic contrast against the left-side background and have a surrealistic appeal overall.

Makes me sit on the edge of my seat to see what Lundy comes up with... giggle snort.. great job author.. on a very difficult subject

this is amazing author
good luck
high vote and fav

Congrats for 3rd, nice one

nice idea and good work like it
best luck

Thank you so much kush!