When ever I want You....
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Well done double exposure. I wish the man was a bit darker, but that's just me. The dark box on the middle of the mantel is a bid distracting.

Tied to the Tracks!!!!!!!!!
by boyte1

Comment:
Good idea nicely executed. The model has a great expression and the backlighting gives it a stark, nightmarish effect. Need some motion blur on the train. ;-)

Soulreaver
by TooCool

Comment:
Great composition. The half-face is positioned perfectly and has just the right tone.

My Nightmare of being trapped in the bell tower
by WILDBLUE

Comment:
I like this building, even if the tower is a bit skewed. Could be a bit sharper. Barely meets the challenge.

Nuclear Nightmare
by GeneralE

Comment:
The noise works well, as do the colors. I dislike the blue vertical lines on the left, and it looks like it cold use a bit of croppig on the right.

....linger for a while....
by ellamay

Comment:
The mist gives this photo a dreamy feeling and the lower than normal contrast helps reinforce it. The contrasting color and texture and many lines in the scene draw the eye to the foilage at top center, which is interesting but is too close to the top of the image ; it feels cramped.

Out of the darkness
by tyrkinn

Comment:
Good composition. The low key image with lots of negative space successfully conveys a feeling of foreboding and fear.

A Restless Mind
by nborton

Comment:
Great idea. The relative exposure times of the two shots is just right. The motion blur on the model with the knife is perfect. My only complaint is that the two photos interfere with each other too much. It would be better if the sitting-up face was back a bit so it didn't get bisected by the window frame. But even more, the image would portray "dream" better if the laying-down model wasn't "ghosted" by shooting the attack photo against a black background. I realize that doing that in-camera is a tall challenge!

He flies in his dreams
by jmritz

Comment:
Great pose! The way his body curves makes the unusual composition of putting space behind instead of in front of the subject a good choice. His clothes and hair contrast well with the background but his face sort of blends in, giving the image an abstract quality. I especially like the interaction of the model with the tree right behind him: his feet are aligned with the trunk, the branch extends forward to meet his hand, and his head meets the foilage at the top.

Flight at Sunset
by sherryk471

Comment:
I had forgotten about the sense of flight meaning running away that you have captured so well here. The bright sun washes out the one horse's head and puts noise on both horses, but I like the overall feeling of this image. The backlit dust contrasts nicely with the mostly silhouetted horses and adds to the feeling of motion.