I know this isn't the most convincing picture, but what the heck...

[Deja Q]

[billyskank]

1. Still nicely done.

You're a dab hand with the old Photoshop.

[Deja Q]

2. CS2 under Vista

Adobe is a @*$^*#^*$#@ for not releasing a proper Vista patch, but a couple of tricks and I got CS2 to work just fine under Vista... never mind the bugs in CS3 and Adobe's unwillingness to make an actual 64-bit version (they're concentrating on a web version instead :wtf: so I won't be upgrading any time soon...)

Thx for the compliment. :)

[truedelphi]

3. I think to make it a bit more convincing, all you'd need to do

Is to adjust the head of the human so that the eyes of the human are focusing on the over-sized predator hummingbird.

All prey animals "watch" the predator. So I think that is what doesn't work. Once remedied it should be far more convincing.

[Deja Q]

5. That, and/or...

crop off the top and side of the picture, to get more details of the face. (the dude is looking upward with his eyes)

Thanks for the input. :)

[CaliforniaPeggy]

4. My dear Hypno!

Oh, very nice!

I'd be scared...:scared:

[wildhorses]

6. shouldn't you be crouching down and looking upwards?

the background is too dark...you are getting there dude. sorry, i am such an editor. i hate my own self. i even want to edit greatest page entries. in fact, i REALLY want to edit greatest page entries :rofl:

[Deja Q]

7. The background was natural (Camera lens settings)

But you're definitely right; crouching would look rather bette... or as was said earlier, my looking upward at least. I'll think of something... :D