I've discussed the use of the Photo Contest sources with the Contest Moderator and we will allow those sources as an exception this one time but in the future you must obtain permission for Photo Contest images.

You still must correct your links as explained.

Remember all sources must be free of copyright and links must show the image used along with the usage terms or license for that image. Do not use the download link for source images, they don't show usage terms or license information.

Source2 link should be: http://www.pxleyes.com/photography-picture/4ce835ebe3a4b/Closeup-rust.html

Source3 link should be: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Livestock_grazing_in_Armenia.jpg

You need to correct those links as required.

It's recommended that you read the Pxleyes Guide found here: http://www.pxleyes.com/courses/pxleyes-guide/
You'll find a forum post All About Sources here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5644

When posting sources on the entry form place the URL (address) in the top box. The lower box marked "text" is for the description and/or credit for the source. You can still do this by going to your entry and editing your information. Just go to "Profile" in the menu bar at the top of this page then click on "My Entries".

You can't remove your entry and leave a white page, you'll get low votes and we won't remove your entry unless you post the original again. You can correct your image with acceptable sources however. Search the recommended sites like Pixabay or one of the others found here: http://www.pxleyes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5644

You can find safe images of Godzilla here: https://www.flickr.com/search/?advanced=1&license=1%2C2%2C9%2C10&text=godzilla just don't use illustrations and check the license for the photo you select. You can send me a PM if you aren't sure and I'll check it for you. Be sure to read that forum post I gave you the link for and also check out the Guide found here: http://www.pxleyes.com/courses/guide/

CMYK46 is correct those UFOs are renderings and can't be used. There are many UFOs that are photos on sites like Flickr (see this forum post on how to search on Flickr: http://www.pxleyes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5644).

I can give you two links which I know are safe to use, this one on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Moonbeam_UFO.JPG and this one on DeviantArt: https://absurdwordpreferred.deviantart.com/art/Flying-Saucer-160295379 I've checked both and I know they are safe to use, the Wikipedia image is in Public Domain and the one on DeviantArt I verified to be a photo of a scale model. You can find more as I mentioned, if you aren't sure if the ones you find are okay just send me a PM and I'll check them for you.

It's an easy fix but make the correction as soon as you can to avoid a warning from the Contest Moderator.

Congrats once again Sylvie!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats BWR!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats George!!

Congrats Angel!!

Congrats sigi!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats BWR!!

Congrats George!!

Congrats!!

Congrats Nicky!!

Very nicely done and a good SBS! Just so you know when you have more than ten sources you can add them in your description box. Adding them to your SBS is also okay.

Very nicely done! I like how the limited use of color adds to the effect!

Congrats again Sylvie!!

Congrats!!

Congrats sigi!!

Congrats Demi!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats BWR, nicely done!!

You won't be able to add it to this entry any longer but you could post it in the forum under General Discussion. Write an introduction explaining that you couldn't add it to your entry but thought it might be helpful for some members to see how your entry was made. Be sure to give the link to the entry. At least it will be seen this way.

Members should use the forum more often, it's the place where ideas can be shared and problems discussed, we used it quite a lot in the past and everyone should take advantage of it...there's more to Pxleyes than just the entries, there's much that can be learned by writing, discussing and sharing your thoughts and ideas.

Congrats!!

Congrats George!!

Congrats brah!!

Congrats once again Sylvie!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats sigi!!

Congrats once again Sylvie!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats sigi!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats!!

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Congrats!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats Angel, truly beautiful entry!!

Congrats Sylvie!!

Congrats Angel!!

Congrats iki hoahanau!! You're piling up an impressive record with your work and hopefully inspiring others!

The problem is resolution. I always work at 200 pxls per inch (sometimes larger). Canvas size 10 X 12 inches minimum size, (most always larger).

I rescale the JPEG usually never less than 100 pxls per inch and reduce the size (dimensions) until I get as close to the maximum 5MB size allowed for submissions. Always make the final size as close to the 5MB max as possible.

In Photoshop edges get softer when they are enlarged so working larger, even with type sizes, will help keep sharp edges sharper in the final JPEG submitted. Vector images as in Illustrator remain sharp at any size but Photoshop uses pixels and the more pixels the sharper the image.

What was the size and resolution (pixels per inch) of the PSD?
What was the final size of the image submitted (MB)?

Félicitations à nouveau Sylvie!

Hoohiwahiwa hou BWR!

Congrats Aiden, great work!!

Congrats!