Who's To Blame? LPS # 11 A New Direction...

imax

So I was sitting around thinking yesterday and while I did enjoy breaking out the Toy Soldiers and spending time with Major Chip Hazzard





(Shhhh, every once in a while you have to act like a kid to get the creative juices flowing)


But as I sat here thinking, a strange thing came into my mind. Human Error or Mechanical Failure. I got to thinking what would be the result of those and how to duplicate it in a photograph. So I came up with this.





and the more I thought about it, it really doesn't matter who's to blame, loss is loss one way or another. So I'd like to hear your thoughts on it, I really do appreciate the input.

THanks for looking.

Joe

HoofClix

Even thought I'm a great fan of the Major, your next image is very, very, moving.

This suggestion is totally suggestive, but I might be tempted to find a spot on the cross to set as a white point, to make it draw the eyes into it a bit more damatically. There's a uniform spot at the very top that might work. BUT, being a bit on the warmer side, you also might like to leave it as it leaves a warmer mood..

Greensquared

This image immediately brought to mind the common denominator of all of mankind - our mortality. And thinking upon it, machines also have a temporary time on this earth. While the Toy Soldier is a cool shot, Who's to Blame? is definitely a stronger image, translating the theme in a universal way.

Felicia

"Who's to Blame" sucked me into a story and made me FEEL. Great job!