Blooming Celebrities pictures

Advanced Photoshop Pictures Contest - 75 image entries

Contest Directions:

March 1 marks the beginning of spring - the time of the year to blossom, bloom, and fall in love.
Take any celebrity (or politician) and change any part(s) of their faces for elements of plants (leaves, flowers, fruits, vegetables, or trees) or butterflies. Here's a quick experiment with Angelina Jolie. Let's see if celebrities are still recognizable when they are blooming.
Please remember to include the names of celebrities in your entry titles.
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Jackpot: 1st place: $5, 2nd place: $3 , 3rd place: $2 , 4th place: $1
Started: 3/1/2009 6:00:00 PM, Ended: 3/5/2009 6:00:00 PM

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Will Smith Eggplant Head

picture by Dola

Chris Rock Sunflower

picture by preemiememe

Morgan Freeman Ginger Chin

picture by aintme

Kristen Stewart Plant

picture by preemiememe

Rosie O`Donnell Cactus Flower

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Rosie O'Donnell
with a Bloomin' Cactus head, an Amanita muscaria Mushroom nose, Dent Corn teeth, and a shawl made of the finest Dragonfly Wings

picture by Steve1O

Bruce Willis Walnut Head

picture by mmert

Mr Potato Head Bill O`Reilly

picture by mrmo2

Obama Mushroom Head

His affliction in full bloom.

picture by LunaC

Tony Blair Pumpkin Head

picture by spitfire46

Mr. Bean Cabbage

picture by icecream

Samuel L. Jackson Coconut Head

picture by mrmo2

Sinead O`Connor Apple Head

picture by groundzero

Christina Ricci Flower

picture by preemiememe

Michael Jordan Eggplant Head

picture by Mandrak

Bearded George Bush

picture by icecream

Spicy Angelina Jolie

picture by Dola

Jon Voight Fig Head

Fig not pimp, I used coffee beans and corn for his teeth, cherries and melons for his eyes and a fig for his skin and his source photo.

picture by Renegade

Obama Pear Head

picture by groundzero

Obama by Arcimboldo

picture by maroon5

Clint Eastwood Tumbleweed Hair

picture by GarRobMil

Dexter Pushing Up Daisies

Actor Michael C. Hall as Dexter, the serial killer many have grown to like.

picture by Doxieone

Mirisa Tomeii Iris

picture by SLIXTER

Bruce Willis Butterfly Ears

picture by spitfire46

Charlize Theron Apple Chin

picture by lucianomorelli

Sarah Silverman

If you are voting, please have a look at the sources and view full. Or if you am too lazy, the iris am kiwis, the lips am watermelon, the teeth am corn,the top of the head am broccoli, the skin texture am tater and the base am lovely Jewish girl.

picture by jerrylambert

Halle Berry Banana Nose

picture by aintme

Denzel Washington Rose Head

picture by aintme

Anthony Hopkins Vegetable

picture by lucianomorelli

Jay Leno and Three Tomatoes

picture by fleek

Slash Ivy

picture by kurrem

Strawberry Angelina Jolie

picture by aintme

Jack Black with Pepper Eyes

picture by MayUDream

Cheryl Cole Vegetable

picture by johnx1

Carrot Top

picture by HoHouse

Jet Li Pepper

picture by aintme

Dr. Spock Leaf Ears

picture by aintme

Green Elton John

picture by spitfire46

Jolie flower

picture by aintme

Cala Lily Allen

picture by SLIXTER

Elton John Pomegranate Mouth

picture by icecream

Napoleon Cabbage Leaf Head

picture by maroon5

Sinead Butterfly Eyes

picture by spitfire46

Naomi Goat

picture by aintme

Marilyn Monroe Globe Onions

picture by GarRobMil

Paris Hilton Fly

picture by lucianomorelli

American Gothic Blooming

picture by maroon5

Elvis Parsley

picture by GarRobMil

Christina Aguilera Flower Eyes

picture by johnx1

Heidi Klum Flower

What a blossoming beauty

picture by Tarkus

Natalie Portman Bad Hair Day

picture by spitfire46

Milla Jovovich Apple

picture by johnx1

Goldie Hawn Bad Hair Day

The Vegetable Broth Do

picture by GarRobMil

Angelina Jolie Strawberry

picture by aintme

President Plant Obama

Please View Full

picture by hobbit90

Cocco Putin

picture by groundzero

Daisy Richard Simmons

Come on girls, work those petals!

picture by toledoeagle

Zhou Xun Coconut

picture by groundzero

blooming taylor

picture by inadiquitjailcandy

Christmas Gollum

picture by icecream

Al Pacino Artichoke

picture by icecream

Denzel Washington Melon

picture by maroon5

Rosie Parez

picture by SLIXTER

Close your mouth Hilly Clinton

picture by icecream

Mona Lisa Potato

picture by spitfire46

Halle Berry Banana

picture by lucianomorelli

Head Growing a Tree

picture by maroon5

Frances Bean In Bloom

picture by jerrylambert

Sylvester Stalone Turnip

picture by johnx1

Woody Allen Ears

picture by groundzero

Shakira

picture by aintme

Jack Nicholson Eyes

picture by MayUDream

Blooming Idiot Obama

picture by Renegade

Blond Bruce Willis

picture by aintme

Pope Bad Hair Day

picture by groundzero

Nice Pear Pop Art

picture by SomethingOdiferous

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This contest is fueled by the following news:

The bloom (Latin: anthésis) is a set of physiological processes of sexual reproduction (generative development), occurring in flowering plants during the period from initiation of the flower up to fertilization. The flowering process is divided into two phases: 1) The initiation of the flowering primordiums; 2) the development of the primordiums till their fully opening-up. The development of flowers: The development of flowers in various plants begins during various periods of their life. Few plants, mainly annual, blossom very early: the sprout, which has barely come out of the seed, embeds into the soil and develops some leaves (for example, blind weeds (Capsella bursa-pastoris), types of watercress (Nasturtium), alyssum (Lepidium) etc). Other plants blossom much later, when young plants develop strong root systems and some leaves, in short, when it firms-up sufficiently, grows in strength and stores a reserve of nutrients necessary for development of flowers and seeds. This process of growing in strength can take a long time irrespective of growth conditions. In some plants (perennial and annual), the maturity period, that is blooming, happens after only two months of germination and after one year and in others (in many biennial plants), after several years (in perennial woody plants and shrubs). After growing-up, few plants bloom only once in their lives (such as, all annual as well as biennial plants and some from perennial plants, the so-called one-period, for example, aloes, some palm trees); such plants spend all their energy, all the reserve nutrients, accumulated sometimes for tens of years for the development of flowers and seeds and having exhausted the reserves, these plants perish. Other plants, after attaining maturity, bloom every year (perennial plants) till old age. The appearance of flowers and the presence of them in abundance depends, of course, to no small degree on growing conditions. Poor quality nourishment and sometimes excessive nutrition (rich with nitrogen) delays the blooming and considerably lowers the quantity of flowers. In addition, the degree of blooming depends on climatic conditions. For example, it is noticed, that polar and Alpine plants develop a huge quantity of flowers compared to plants in temperate latitudes. Some polar and Alpine plants are completely covered with bright flowers, which possibly is in connection with the short vegetation period. The humid climate also lowers blooming and has on effect on the brightness and colors of the flowers. Blooming starts, actually, from the moment when pollination (and fertilization) appears in the developed flowers, i.e., when parts of flower, which are taking part in pollination, become more or less free and accessible to the factors of pollination (wind, insects, water). This implies that blooming is obviously not observed in the plants with cleistogamous flowers, particularly with subsurface cleistogamous flowers. The blooming method, the actual blossoming of flowers, depends on the structure of flowers and on their location. In most simple flowers, consisting of only one stamen or pestle, blooming includes the breaking-up of the covering leaves, which cover the flowers (floral bracts) thus baring the flowers, i.e., freeing the anthers and pestles (in coniferous even ovules). In more complex flowers, having a perianth (floral envelope), this floral envelope one way or the other unfurls and more often promoting pollination factors. If the perianth (floral envelope) is simple and green, i.e., if its purpose is only to protect the young fertilization organs in the beginning and the young seeds later on, then it simply blossoms, whereas, parts of it partly or completely break up from one another, resulting in more or less easy access to the internal parts of the flower and sometimes such perianths (floral envelope) is even shed (in grapes, and in the flower-cup in the poppy). If the perianth (floral envelope) has an application as organ, attracting insects and in general, pollination mediators, i.e., when the perianth (floral envelope) is bright color (whether it is simple or not, for example, in the lily or corolla), then it more or less enlarges during blooming and its form is in connection with the form, size and other features of pollinators.

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