my worst nightmare...
by timmi

Comment:
That would be a nightmare for some wouldn't it! My original score on this was very low because while it may be your nightmare it wouldn't have an overall appeal to the general public. Coming back to examine the shot itself and rate on that, the crispness of the shot, the clairity is very nice, maybe just a tad too sharp. Score is going up at least 4-5 points for quality alone.

Sprite Attacks
by Chilly0999

Comment:
I have come back to this image several times trying to figure out what is it that just doesn't quite set right with me. After viewing it about 5 times I think it's the expression on the child's face, the fact that an adorable (sorry it comes through) child would try to look so mean or evil is what I'm guessing you went for here. The shot itself is overall very well done, good cropping, I like the "sprite" off center and the coloration adds a lot to the image of a nightmare.

You Are What You Eat
by dsidwell

Comment:
This image really threw me off at first, can't quite explain why but upon closer examination I think it's the missing plate! LOL! I get the idea, I'm pretty sure and I like the smoke/dry ice effect (not sure which it is) but for me this shot would have scored close to a 10 with a plate in it and the face mold looked more like something you'd really want to eat.

Bishop's Castle
by JEVerry

Comment:
A bit small, hard to see the details and the top of the tower got cut off either in the shot itself or the cropping. The light is good, nice and bright but the focus also seems just a bit off.

McNay Art Museum - Main Entrance - ala 1950
by JC_Homola

Comment:
I really like the concept here, the feeling of urban and landscape come through very well but I'm not sure I like the coloration you did to the shot. It's interesting and certainly grabs your attention at first but then it's almost distrubing, to me anyway.

Fog City
by Pep Ventosa

Comment:
A very surreal feeling to this shot, the soft focus with the fog around the top of the building at first turned me off and I started with a lower score for you. As I come back and look at it more closely I see the back light on the buildings really adds to the shot. The way the top of the tallest building is almost swallowed by the fog is rather interesting and helps draw your attention to that corner of the shot.

The only thing that could have made this score higher for me was a bit more focus on the bottom of the shot, from very sharp on the bottom to very muted at the top. Otherwise an excellent shot overall.

A Restless Mind
by nborton

Comment:
How did you do this? As far as I know you couldn\'t do a double exposure on digital but I can\'t wait to find out how you did this!

On the shot, if the bed sheets were more tussled, the woman looked more restless I would have given this a 10

Untitled
by Gracious

Comment:
I wish you had a title with this so I could get a better idea of what you were aiming for. I'm guessing a child escaping from a fire hence the red and smoke effect? The blurriness of the shot adds to the nightmare aspect but also distracts at the same time, overall a good effort.

Dream School
by RiderGal

Comment:
Not sure what exactly you mean by dream school but the shot itself while the concept is well thought out since you have the forefront so out of focus I would hope the school would be sharp and clear, a more defined dream per say. The tower seems the sharpest point of the shot while the left of the school looks almost as out of focus as the fore front of the shot.

Demon Scream
by sly_t

Comment:
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww! :) Is that vaseline? I bet it was a bit fun doing this shot for you but not for your model, LOL!

As for the shot itself, if the lips were more defined, possibly redder I would probably like this shot much more and it would convey even a more nightmarish image to me.