The Graveyard
by Tracy

Comment:
This photo needs something more than just the cemetery sign to create some more 'fear' impact. I can only see a small part of the gate and some minor light from the trees in the background... = 3 - jmsetzler

Potomac Police
by BAMartin

Comment:
I like the fact that you positioned the boat so it has room to 'move' in the frame rather than putting it in the center... = 6 - jmsetzler

Facing fear
by freetime

Comment:
This is a neat concept for fear of heights :) These grated walkways are fearful for me and I'm NOT afraid of heights :) good shot! = 8 - jmsetzler

Fuzzy
by spiderman

Comment:
This is a very nice shot... Macro images sometimes work better with a little extra depth of field to bring the full subject into focus. if you chose to limit your depth of field on this photo to just the upper part of the spider legs, you were successful. IMHO, I would like to see more of the spider in focus to enhance this photo in my view :) = 6 - jmsetzler

Examination Fear...
by wenyao

Comment:
wow.. the solarization or whatever effect this is and the single eye through the hair really makes for a scary image :) great shot! = 9 - jmsetzler

trapped
by heartsdivide

Comment:
Maybe its just me but I don't get any sense of fear from this photo. Without the title, I get no sense of fear at all... = 4 - jmsetzler

REVISION: I am giving unlimited latitude this week for photos that I can't interpret. = 6 - jmsetzler

Please shoot me!
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
this is neat :) good shot! = 6 - jmsetzler

There's something out there.
by ttruth

Comment:
I like the way the lights on the left look like eyes in the darkness. If this was photographed through a window looking outside, I would love to see a little more light on the window frame = 5 - jmsetzler

Rubber Spider
by Digipixer

Comment:
nice! My personal preference on macro shots like this is a greater depth of field for sharper focus throught the image... = 6 - jmsetzler

No!
by d95vette

Comment:
I think i get it :) = 7 - jmsetzler