how cute!!!!

Haha wish they could make robots working on only a fish and some water instead of tons of electricity Then a lot problems would be solved I like it author !
GL

He is really cute!!! Best of Luck

Not bad. Goldfish should pop more.

I really like the Hi-res you can see those bubbles & reflection of the surroundings. Good one

Creative idea The reflection made it even better

hahahahah....super cool...best of luck author

Awww I love it! Very cool glass effect

Congrats!

Congrats!

Fantastic idea author and great execution...well done

I think you did a good job, even using liquify and burn/dodge tools.... good luck.

Very interesting imagination that you saw fish bones from an old chair! Creative, and well done.

Great job adjusting the color reflections at the top of the pitcher!

cool work author...

To Moderators: wow I'm screwing up all over the place, first I gave a VERY wrong vote, I accidently pressed enter too soon and the author ended up with a VERY low vote that was not intended, then I wanted to redflag you to let you know and forgot to write it in the text box there, very sorry. And sorry to you, author, a low vote was not intended for you, I like your creation.

The fish should have some color since so much of the image is desaturated...

Color ground, desaturated sky? Why?

the idea i super, my advice:
- more seaguls
- colors on sky
- fish desaturated
- clone your backround or flip holrizontaly becouse the eyes is on the background
- transform fish strange shape
good luck!

Re: Color ground & desaturated sky...personal, artistic choice.

xixixixixixix.........I like the idea,....

Right author...it is your idea.... and also your time to make something like this... it looks ok... good luck.

just looks like a shark with a tractor beam...

And you would suggest fixing it how, exactly?
Criticism is fine, but just making a snarky comment with nothing positive to add, nor any suggestion on how to fix it really doesn't contribute much, James.

Try duplicating the fish a number of times and motion blur each one a little then change the transperancy. You could also change it's size and/or shape a tiny bit ... does that help?

Great idea ... fish acutally looks smug about the whole thing!

For realism I would definatly think about the fact that this is all happening in water, the water would have a cone of distortion from begining to end of the fish`s movement also I dont think the line would be so straight, fish use their tails in a side to side motion and although at speed seem to move straight its not really the case.

try taking a picture of a moving fish... (or find a picture that hasn't been taken with a quick shutter speed (as the goal is to make it realistic - not what 'we' think it would look like); Analyse the shot, and then transfer your findings into your image (not literally of course)

Perhaps a gradient transparency mask, so it looks like the blur fades more towards the shark. Good luck!