Lost Identity!
by tjpierre

Comment:
This is a definite fear.. :) I would have preferred this shot be either framed horizontally or cropped a little tighter across the top to remove the high horizon.. = 7 - jmsetzler

Fear This
by David Ey

Comment:
This is an excellent shot... the depth of field is perfect. I like being able to see the rifling in the barrel.. I know i'm too close :) good shot! = 9 - jmsetzler

A DaughtersFear
by boyte1

Comment:
very well composed photo... The darnkess is quite nice... good shot! = 8 - jmsetzler

RESIDENT EVIL
by mpmcgeehan

Comment:
This is neat! I like the good guy being fully focused and the bad guy in the haze... good shot! = 7 - jmsetzler

Before Piercing
by darylbrown

Comment:
cool shot! I happen to know a little bit about this subject... i don' thave any piercings but my sister has a tattoo and piercing shop.. This often causes people to pass out and / or get sick. It is a real fear :) good shot! = 7 - jmsetzler

Scaredy Cat
by iggy386

Comment:
Now this cat looks evil for sure :) a little sharper focus would be very nice :) = 6 - jmsetzler

Broadbarred Firefish (has venomous spines)
by Jean

Comment:
beautiful photo... severely underrated... I was hoping this one would make a stronger showing... :)

Broadbarred Firefish (has venomous spines)
by Jean

Comment:
excellent photo :) the colors here are phenomenal and the composition is excellent as well... great shot! = 10 - jmsetzler

Tail Number 90003
by csb

Comment:
Congratulations on being able to get a photo of this plane :) I'm having a difficult time deciding where the fear factor is in this photo... fear of flying maybe? Fear of government? Fear of barbed wire fences? Since the title in this photo doesn't tell me what the fear factor is, maybe you cand send me a pm and let me know if you like... I am just unable to determine what you are trying to put forth with this photo... = 4 - jmsetzler

REVISION: I'm not holding photos to the challenge this week. There are too many that I don't understand. = 5 - jmsetzler

Arachnophobia
by jonr

Comment:
Good shot! Spider webs are very difficult to photograph. In order to get them nicely, there are several things you can do... first of all, a dark backdrop helps because you need to have the web and the camera lens perfectly parallel to each other in order to get the depth of field just right to keep the entire web in focus. In this image, you are photographing from the right and the left side of the web is vanashing into the outside ranges of the focal plane. It takes two people or some sort of prop to keep the backdrop behind the image. It also helps if you can use a tripod to hold your camera very steady for a shot like this... good work! = 7 - jmsetzler