I had the notion of throwing an afro onto the Woody, and then painting her chest in a tie-dyed fashion. I didn't have the time to paint her though, but I still thought that keeping the afro would help differentiate her from the rest of the field. I realize that the afro isn't really necessary here given the context of the scene, but I hope that it doesn't detract either.
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The 'fro is actually a chunk of black packing foam/insulation. I cut it out and then shaped it gradually with a pair of scissors. The setup consisted of me walking out my back door, setting the woody on a bench in my backyard, and shooting a grand total of 1 shot. I barely took anything into consideration here, and of course it shows. I just wanted to enter something into this challenge. I had no real ambition going in, though.
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Tee hee. ..he's cute! I like a woody in a composition that makes a pretty photo as well. The autumn leaves and rich golden colors make it interesting and pretty. One of my favorites :)
the afro is diminished by a background which, though pretty in itself, has nothing to do with the afro theme and is dark, so the afro almost blends into it. Sorry, but I am very serious about humor! ;P 6
I think everything here almost looks great. The leaves have a perfect dof and colour, the background has great colour and very nicely blured. Couple hotspots on the woodie... and The AFro is just way to Low on his head. Maybe needs to be a little bigger as well, and higher up. But a very nice idea and image overall.
Nice idea. Unfortunately, the afro is mostly lost against the background. Given that the afro is black, a lighter background would give better contrast. Also, an additional afro tie-in would help, maybe something '60-ish.
Way cool! You have got the whole Woody Stance just right: excellent body language. Also like the general hues. Woody's afro tends to disappear into the black horizontal...maybe a slightly lower angle would have helped with this?