Wow, I love the idea of the man painting one of the images, superb

fun Idea author.. YOU MUST PUT ALL YOUR OUTER SOURCES into an sbs to prevent the image from being canceled.. (easy as pie under the MY STUFF BUTTON).. wonderful hurdy gurdy image.. good luck (work on perspective on some of the objects.. distort and perspective works great.. good Luck!!!)

A slight perspective problem with the car. It appears to be going downward from a hill...but there is no hill. If you removed the building and street area on the right...it would help this. Good job!

i don't know if its just me, but if the car was smashing into them, then the car would have less blur than that of the pins being hit
Never been in an accident, but im assuming one would slow on impact lol

hahahahahaha...very cool work...GL

Congrats for 2nd

Congrats...

fabulous entry author...best of luck

minimal work but very smart and so effective...well done author

Get him out he's going to suffocate! :O

Looks camoflaged!

Interesting, what would happen in a storm?

Excllent Author. Well Done!

Wonderful find author...very interesting place for a glass window

unique idea and a good way to bring Christmas into the theme. I agree with jaws about changing the perspective, maybe having a slight tilt and longer shadows being cast by the presents...

I would suggest shooting it again, without the shadow at the bottom. A different POV, perhaps lower and more across might give it more depth. GL!

Hidding it behind the wall and the tree would give you less 3D issues IMO.

I like your idea, very Creative, but maybe it would be better if you cropped the left part of the picture.

NICE! Looks like 4 bridges in this? Very cool shot! ;0

so funny!

nice idea -- masking needs work as there are parts of the background of the loader image showing through and the edge of the bucket should have a defined line

Your original pattern is a beautiful piece of art all by itself! Interesting incorporation into this project.

I'm gettin dizzy but I like it!!!!! LOL

Very interesting. I like the old "f" used as "s." I also wonder why it says he lies "quartered." That's generally what they did to traitors, but they seem to hold this guy in high esteem. *shrug* curious. A high res would have been nice

Great choice! Amazing he lived to be 112!!! Best of Luck

where is this? i feel like i've seen it before

good colors

groooovy

Great photo for background. I agree with Alan, there is a white edge left over in the areas where you deleted the sky.

nice background -- masking needs work to remove the slight white edge and random stray pixels

Nice 70s touch!

Great composition and good example of psychedelic work which we don't see a lot of. GL

not only a headstone but a history lesson as well

Cool, but I don't think I'd want to stand near that in a big wind storm!

What a find

Nice one..

Agrees about the lights. Looks weird like they are beads.

light source could be a bit improved...from little bit dark to the light..And those little light bulbs look like beads

This is a grat idea! Reminds me of the caves we walked in as a kid in illinois

Shouldn't the light source be more intense at the beginning and successively fading? :P Right now the start of the bridge has less light than the "light circle" a bit behind.

The "light bulbs" look wonky with dark centers and no mounts. They look like little glowing donuts, and aren't illuminated where the sunlight is coming down.

Nearly changed everything

Nearly changed everything

very nice

High Res??

The revised text matches the lorry much better, but unfortunately the lorry still doesn't match the perspective of the scene -- specifically see http://www.pxleyes.com/picture/26232/4c8595c077639.html for how the vanishing points don't match up (bright lines good, dark lines bad).

Fix the shadow on the rolled up path. It wouldn't have a shadow on the right side.

Congrats

Text perspective of the truck container is wrong.

Amusing! I like the idea of replacing the uninteresting foggy sky. Replacing the foggy hilltops as well would be more convincing than the pixelated edge you created between earth and sky, however. The rolled up path should not have a shadow along the top edge and the side shadows should be much reduced (note the negligible shadows of the fencing posts). Lorry perspective is off: Draw lines along the outer edges of the pathway to determine the scene's vanishing point. Cut out the side of the lorry and distort it so that its top and bottom edges point to the same vanishing point. Do the same with the top and bottom edges of the text.