"Looks like most of the blur is from the model's motion, not from your handshake (her lower body isn't blurry like her head is). Fun idea."

"Again, I was intrigued by the shadows cast, as well as the child-like composition of the shot. Perhaps the right side of the face was too strongly lit, but otherwise I like the simplicity."

"Optional portraits here...I liked the red-rimmed shadow effect as well as the interesting gradient cast across the face in the first place. Too bad the back screen was wrinkly."

"were removed because it made the job seem less real. Hopefully the window on the ground (real) and door overlap detail made the shot more convincing. I also desaturated and reduced contrast on the leaves in order to help them fit more with the drab lighting inside the house. The original photo was taken relatively impulsively on a weekend trip with the idea of using it for something interesting later. Meets requirement #5 for non photorealistic combination."

"Photo of an abandoned house with a fallen in roof that's been filled with leaves. Quite a mess. This is my nonrealistic photo in which the abandoned house floor has been replaced with the fall quarter leaves of Stanford from several hundred miles away. The photoshopping operation essentially consisted of making a layer mask, refining to smooth edges and add details like the overlap against the door, and applying it to the leaf image. Some oddly dark objects from the original photo"