Rub-a-dub-dub
by markwiley

Comment:
Congratulations, I liked this a lot.

As to what the hotel staff may be thinking about the chocolate "help" cries I am not sure. But then I guess hotel staff are used to quite a lot of weird stuff in the rooms :-)

IMG_9042
by kasaba

Comment:
Oh wow -kind of unexpected. Top 10 with a Minimal edit!! Maybe I will be a photographer one of these days after all ;-)
Sorry about the title. I had uploaded it but was working on something else still which never materialized and then forgot to go back and enter it "properly".

Portal
by omikeo

Comment:
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It came from the earth
by giantmike

Comment:
Different

Emerging from the dark
by JopsyDaisy

Comment:
Good entry for the challenge. Interesting choice of lens/perspective, making it stand out from other entries because of it. Well done. Perhaps you could have lightened the cleaver a bit more to make it stand out a bit.

IMG_6129
by ke2211975

Comment:
If you don't like expert editing, then I think you did a great job finding something creepy enough to photograph for this challenge. But just painting some glowing eyes for example, would have made this picture already more "Expert" and perhaps would have given you higher scores - don't know how other voters weigh the editing rule in a challenge.

Picasso's-Halloween
by peterhouts

Comment:
Nice idea. I just feel from a photographic point of view there are a few problems. The teeth are overexposed and the hair seems very out of focus and also just "stuck on somehow. I know its supposed to be a Picasso painting, but for me the pieces down't gel to a unified hole. But I like the idea.

Alter Ego
by grahamgator

Comment:
Very good idea and execution. I like it. Perhaps you could have given the pumpkin in the foreground a "base" to be on.

Hocus Pocus
by Ivory

Comment:
I like it, especially the "devil dog" ;-). Like the "movement" you generated with the multiple exposure - good idea.

Windows to the Soul
by dpjerry

Comment:
Clever. My only problem is that the reflections in the eyes are too small for me to see the detail. Pity, because I am sure there is meaning in that.