Bad Apple
by Firsty

Comment:
Nice lighting. How did you get that skull? Looks great. They should have used that for Snowwhite! The black outer border should be solid. 9.

What the .... ?
by Tom_Robbrecht

Comment:
LOL! Very creative. And your title reflects exactly what I was thinking. 10.

A Slice of Life
by singsunshine

Comment:
Excellent idea. You have to work on your lighting though. It's very harsh. The shadows are to strong and the glares reflect the direct light too much. 7.

dockland
by whiteroom

Comment:
I like the aged feeling of your picture. The wooden textures come out really well.

Up looking down
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I have never seen such an impressive use of perspective. So far, my favourite in that respect has been Julia Bailey's 'Once upon a time', but this is even better. I like the many concurring lines, the shapes that seem to fight each other, the shadows that split the larger surfaces into smaller shatters. The group of people give it the last touch of structured confusion.
An excellent piece of art, which I cannot take my eyes off. Congratulations.

Sunday Night Call #2
by arnit

Comment:
Hey, what a difference to the original. I didn't notice all the lights on the right or the spots while voting, but these small changes really improve the overall quality. Good post-processing!

This is my cake
by debitipton

Comment:
Hey, this is a great photograph. Not one of those boring baby shots. It looks as if he had sit down on it though :)

Crash Landing
by PhilipDyer

Comment:
I just love all the different faces in the background. They're so funny to look at and really make this an outstanding action shot!

Spanning the Dark
by Brad

Comment:
Congrats Brad, I was looking for your image during the challenge but wouldn't have thought it was this one. I like the exceptional composition. You proved that you can still produce outstanding pictures with your "old" camera, even in difficult situations.

Nuit Américaine
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Thank you for the information on your title. I still like this shot very much, and enjoy your photographs from "the dark side".