There is no occasion to this photo. The significance of this would be my most successful composite to date. My biggest challenge to this was following the long tutorial, and tools I've never used before. No special techniques. I think the strongest part of the image is the detailing and blending of the back, and the weakest would be the shadowing under the Deer.	This composite was my first ever composite. This sparked my interest in Compositing. There was so many challenges in this, such as not having any idea how to do anything. Special Techniques would be blending of background and cutting. I think the strongest part is the Moody aspect, and the weakest are the chain hints in the back.	This was my second ever composition, which means it still holds empathy. Challenges are a lot, such as the water colour, blending of the water to the glass. There was no special techniques to this, since it was quite a simple concept. I think the shadowing was pretty good for this photo, but I honestly don't like the water.
This is one of my favorites, but one of the most difficult. I like the background story it holds, but the difficulties were huge. There were so many, just because it's a Multi-Exposure + a Composite. The strongest part would be the blending of the kid, and the weakest would be the neck cutting.	This was a very fun Composite. I love doing these, especially when they turn out as I want and expected. I did not follow a tutorial, I followed a picture of it, and took the base photos from the website showcasing. No difficulties, no special techniques, was VERY straightforward. The strongest part of this would be the water flowing into the road so nice, but the weakest would be the the holes in between the water drops.	To be completely honest, this was a rough composition, but was quite tough. There was an INSANE amount of blending, cutting and cropping of the skies. The challenges were nothing easy; image would corrupt, image would not move/crop. I think the strongest part is the sky blending, how the clouds overcome the nice sky in the back. But the weakest would be the subjected dinosaur. There was nothing else that would fit!