Nice use of source

cool entrie

Great idea. It would have been nice to use the "s" from the source as it was, and Im missing the shadow from the source image.

there was an entry in old pst very similar to this one ...good job

this is awesome!

Pretty weirdo image. Nice that you want to give it a depth of field effect, but then try to be consequent. If the vine in the foreground is unsharp, then everthing in that area should be unsharp (so also the texture in the foreground), same for the background (so also the shadows). Good luck!

nice idea, but I agess with wazowski

neat idea. reminds of the story of Jack and the Beanstalk

Can't see the vine very well...

Pretty good idea. If you flip the background, the light source from both images will be the same. If you rotate the boy&vine a little bit the image may be even more dramatic (and the boy may look more like he's hanging), but that's something you have to try to see if it really works. Good luck!

the vine is a bit blury

this made me laugh out loud! His face is priceless

Good idea, but sources 3&4 are previously manipulated images. Check http://www.pxleyes.com/blog/2009/06/how-and-where-to-find-legal-source-images/ and http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/

Interesting.. g'luck!

Funny use of source . You may want to give a bit more saturation to the lamp, so it fits better with the rest of the image. Good luck!

nice use of source!

Nice image, the shadow is completely wrong.. i myself am not the best person to ask but i'm sure someone else will comment. As for the bee, it's a bit distracting from the main point you're trying to get across. Good entry otherwise. Good luck!

ponti's right. the bee shadow is too blurry (compared to the branch), it's not positioned right (should be directly in front of the bee) and it's not the same color as the branch shadow.

Would be better without the bee, and the climber's shadow needs to match the angle of the vine shadow...

Funny . If there's a shadow from the vine on the wall, then I also expect a shadow from the climber on the wall. Not the whole climber, but at least some of the body. Compare it to the leaves, just above the climber. Good luck!

Ok, I think I am getting the hang of the shadows -- obviously still a weak area for me. I put the climber's shadow on the branch itself (hard to see) and overlapping on the wall. Removed the bee, since it seemed to be distracting. Thanks for the constructive criticism -- helps me learn.

very good editing---

he he cute.