The Hearth at Home
by GeneralE

Comment by dmadden:
I find this a bit noisy, did you use a tripod? It is a nice capture though

Group Photo
by GeneralE

Comment by SoulMan1978:
I can see what you're saying with the "looking at the photographer from the point of view of the subject" theme, which might not be obvious to a lot of voters.

However, I'm not at all keen on the rotation. I realise you've done it so the walls are straight, but delibarately tilting your camera as you take a shot can be a nice effect. You've ended up here with about half your picture taken up by black space.

I'm sorry to nitpick and I hope you find this and other comments you receive helpful.

Group Photo
by GeneralE

Comment by andrewt:
too much of a snapshot feel to the image - 5

Group Photo
by GeneralE

Comment by Puckzzz:
I really don't get the idea behind this one. i don't like the way you tilted it.

Wild Things
by GeneralE

Comment by hihosilver:
OMG!!!!!! Special Agent Marcus...."The Truth is out there..."

Hope the aliens returned you safe and sound...;-)

Wild Things
by GeneralE

Comment by BeeCee:
Yup, definitely monsters! :)

Rearview Skyline
by GeneralE

Comment by hihosilver:
I love the perspective of this photo! The sky is just beautiful captured with the glowing headlights. Good framing of the mirror's position. I probably would have cloned out the red spots in the negative space though.

Rearview Skyline
by GeneralE

Comment by BeeCee:
The headlights remind me of the glowing eyes of fictional monsters, and I like the contrast of that with the serenity of the painting-like sunset.

The framing in the mirror gives the impression that you're keeping an eye on the monsters chasing you as you try to get to safety before total darkness sets in.

Hansel and Grettel
by GeneralE

Comment by quiche:
Concept is okay, but shoe in background is too contemporary to be plausible for Hansel & Gretel.

Early Birds
by GeneralE

Comment by banmorn:
Regardless of the outcome, big congrats on Challenge No. 500, Paul!