Antlophobia- Fear of floods.
by rapid

Comment:
This subject could have given you many ideas for a creative shot. The consequences of the flood, or the power of he flood, shocking moments. Here, I feel the lack of fear, the photo is sad, but I don't see anything that makes me fear of this water. Composition is a bit unclear, too. Photography is something where you only have visual devices to make others feel what you did, and you need to use your creativity 101% to get something stunning. I am sure you will succeed some other time. (2)

Ambulophobia - Fear of walking.
by marbo

Comment:
Beautiful shot. I don't really feel the fear in it, however, I love the angle you took, the blues of the sky and the whites on the tree and snowy ground. Lovely photo, for me, rather pleasant than fearful. (7)

Claustrophobia
by middelbosch

Comment:
Really the top shot of this challenge. Reminds me to the scene of Kill Bill II. when Uma Thurman is digged alive and wants to escape. The cropping works well with the subject of the photo, I feel breathless looking at your model struggling in such a small place. Maybe a bit more agressive helding of the hands would make me feel more crazy. Wiching you Merry Christmas and good luck. (10)

Aphenphosmphobia - Fear of Being Touched
by gloda

Comment:
Really emotive! I love the eyes, the really-really don't touch me looking. Black and white works well. Just a small issue, that the glueing is visible with a few of the screws. Hovewer, this shot touched me. Merry Christmas and good luck! (10)

Taphephobia
by fadedbeauty

Comment:
One of my favourites in this challenge. Really emotive, and very well presented shot. I like the hopeless expression on her face. Just like the very second of giving up. I wish you a Merry Christmas, and a ribbon for this one! (10)

No way!
by vadvirag

Comment:
No, vanalism is truly not exciting composition, it's sad. This is a no-drive-in road sing squeezed to a different direction. Would you drive through the fence, if the sign was not there? :-)

This is not my final idea, but as I had to keep the rules, I had to stop at his stage. In the description there you can find the advanced edited version of this, which is rather a mood photo than a still life.

Ferrari engineering
by vadvirag

Comment:
Sure I know this is Momo, and it was designed by one of the Ferrari guys. There was also a sticker on the wheel which I cropped, because I found it distractive for the shot.

Samara
by kiwiness

Comment:
Amazing work Gary, congrats on another well deserved ribbon! She looks really scary and the presentation fits this mood very well.

Room with a view
by KiwiChris

Comment:
Nice. :-) Remindy me to my screen saver (Mopy Fish), as far as I know, Mopy is a parrot fish, too. I did not know anyway, that in real life they have the same nice smile. Great capture, I like this!

EXIT STAGE RIGHT
by cheegirl

Comment:
The cat's eyes are a bit dark, I would like a little light in her eyes, This way she looks a bit unliving. Also, the photo is a bit dark and our of contrast, maybe because of the bad weather. Shallower DOF would have helped you to get rid of the distracting business of the background. On the other side, the composition is nice, and the idea is unique. It's hard to take photos of cats, because they do their very best to spoil your composition (I know,because I have tried so many times). Try, and try, and you will get better and better photos.