Beautiful composition.

Awesome shot.

Nice one - I like thecolours too

Very nice, great angle & colouring..

Not really?? That sounds like it's near Let me guess, only walking distance is considered "near".

Fantastic!

Nice picture....is this taken near where you live?

Nice attempt at a difficult tutorial. I can see you put some effort into this and it is a learning process ... that is what tutorials are for, right? I think greymval's suggestion are valid and helpful.

Lovely photograph

Really impressive. Well done

Well it's not entirely your fault, cause the author of the tutorial had some problems with the perspective. That entrace should follow the horizontal lines between the bricks, instead the entire opening in the original is ambiguous, in reality it would make no sense.
However you should be more carefull at step 6, the second part, where it said that the gaps should match., and the stairs should be from wall to wall.

If you have probs. with proportions, use the final result of the tut., and draw some guide lines over it. Use them to build your entry on top.

Sorry but the walls and steps do not look right, a shame because i like the idea, maybe you could try to correct it

Great shot. Love the B&W.

Great angle, nicely framed up!

Beautiful! This would have scared me out of my mind!

Very nice! you may want to consider cropping out the lamp post on the right though.

FANTASTIC!

The bricks need to be aligned at the corners & the figure on our right should be flipped to match the light source. If you want to follow a tut, at least try to get the basics right.

Very very nice work author...great colors...gl

Very nice piece author...lovely mood...gl

I applaud you my friend. This one is definitely my fav. GL!

Very nice colorization! GL!

Well well well, the prodigy returns. I had no clue it was you. Well done!

Cute, I like the minimal use of color, makes the duck's "smile" more prominent.

Great shot!

have to agree.

Yes! - That's where I've seen him - exactly right, Bob! ROFLMAO

I bet when this guy showered, he used the shampoo to bring his hair up into a point!
Nice job coloring, author - he's got really nice eyes now.

Nice one, like it!

Ed Grimley's grandpa???

Same here.

So much for being anonymous

Good shot.

I like this one, made only with blue & B/W.

This looks good, but i have no idea what it is.

Love the vanishing point in this. Great job

Nice capture

GORGEOUS!!

GOOD JOB!

nice!

I love his hair... it was like he was combing it and then said.. oh to hell with it.. hehehe

great idea, and well done for holding the camera steady.

one thing about the older images, yes..they are hard to colorize..but!!! you could really bring out some more bits of the veil by changing the opacity of your brush when you are painting it in. color the background the color you want it, then paint over the veil with the low opacity and then blur your color in so it softens it.
You picked awesome colors in this one..i love how it really modernizes her look. maybe play with the skin tones a tiny bit because they are a bit yellow here... but..otherwise.. Good Luck!

...and...her fingernails.
they are still grey. as is the middle finger on the image. its all very well done, and i agree with CMYK about the choice of photo...its awesome.

to help the white spots in her skin (mostly because of exposure in the original source) try pulling down the exposure and gamma in the settings. see if that helps a little. if you did you colorization on the source, then i don't quite know how to fix that..but...i usually use seperate layers set to "color" blend mode, so i can do adjusting to the main b/w source to help with the shadowing and color adjustments.

very unique!

i would have loved a focus on the bug, since it's a beautiful specimen.

You can hear the crackle!

Awewsome...

Nice one, but as Drivenslush said, if you soften the edges of the statue it would be better. Also, I noticed that the foot of the statue looks transparent while the rest of the statue is not.
About the tree in front of the moon, you could make it look more solid, because as it is now it looks like as if a transparent moon is in front of the tree. Even in fog, tree branches look darker inside the disk of the moon.
GL!

author... just a suggestion.. if you passed a very soft BLUR brush around the edges.. you'd get rid of the sharpness of the masking... and duplication the trees to make them a bit more solid would be kinda neat to see.. but it is your vision.. and as always.. IMHO... also (sorry) pay close attention to the angle of the disk the statue is standing on.. you may want to distort the disk so it matches the horizon line (use distort and perspective. just isolate the disk and play with it)...

ack.. sorry.. I hate being bossy but I really like the concept you have going here and just want to help

gud work author