"Equilibrist"
by PpCharteau

Comment:
great composition and DOF. One small gripe: the dark line along the pole suggest a bit of oversharpening.

Carpenter in El Puente
by beamsclan

Comment:
great portrait. he looks at you and does not see you - so deep in his thoughts!

Good Morning
by Cutter

Comment:
very nice shot! how did you lure her into a studio? :)

where there is darkness, there is light
by snuggles0089

Comment:
it needs to be sharper to have an impact

Artistic Darkness
by Courben

Comment:
Would be an interesting shot, but the composition ruins it. Why these two "half-people" in the frame? On purpose? And the other painting could've been eliminated by proper framing and cropping of the shot.

Stephen King's Cat Eye
by ph223048

Comment:
I don't know what this is, but it does look scary and dark. Good job!

battlefields
by whiteroom

Comment:
nice sky, and presumably without dodging :)
I like the light on the posts, too.

Religion - one of the most destructive forces in the world
by spook

Comment:
I admire your bravely (I am sure you get a lot of flame for your title) however I don't really agree with your title. However, theosophy aside, the image itself does not really communicate darkness or threat, IMO. The subject is too small, and the sky is rather bland. I can imagine that a cross can be shot in a scary manner, but it would have to be done quite differently.

......from below
by blad

Comment:
nice photo, however I'd try to shoot this from above, to imply vertigo and certain suicidal mood. In fact, it has some of it anyway, but the title contradicts it...

Hovering Sombrero
by jswan

Comment:
nice photo, but I think haing a black bacground does not constitute an image of darkness yet