A Face in the Night
by levyj413

Comment:
I was your "10" on this -- I think it's an extremely nightmarish image. Maybe the demonic aspect was too subtle for somea? Anyway, 33rd place is very good.

12: Web of Metal
by escapetooz

Comment:
Metal looks good in b&w. Very nice composition for the square crop. I don't know "Click" -- is that the new reality show competition for photographers? Good luck, whatever it is.

16: Vast Expanse
by escapetooz

Comment:
Your outtakes are interesting but this one is a knockout. Great use of negative space. It's hard to tell how you did this! It appears as if you are leaping high into the air. I love your expression, too.

DSC_7140colorsmall.jpg
by walrus451

Comment:
Congratulations, what a nice looking new family!

Regards from NYC,
Larry

Day 10 -Dean and Carol
by bdenny

Comment:
This photo has so many interesting things about it. It's both sweet and sexy. Is is the lighting, or do they have the same hair color? Lots of interesting textures, too. Great lighting.

red handed
by kenobi

Comment:
Whoa, what a surprising image! Not really nightmarish (to me) but certainly surreal. Well done.

NO hannibal NOoooooooo
by cutout

Comment:
You know, I like everything about this except for the caption (and since I try to ignore the caption, I won't penalize you for it). A frightening image.

Into The Dark Realm
by debapaka

Comment:
I think an added element (something in the shadows?) would help convey the nightmare.

Normally a negative would automatically elicit a low score from me, but considering the challenge theme I think using negative is kind of a classic - if not cliché - approach. Btw, I took a look at the "original" and I have to say I think it is an effective photo without the negative, too!

It wants to know the words
by posthumous

Comment:
Looks kind of like a silent movie still, even without the sepia. A little demented, like Emporer Nero playing the accordian while the city burns.

a sense of foreboding...
by emmylou

Comment:
Cute and a good sense of humor.