Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by dacrazyrn:
I really like this shot. Brings you into the picture. Draws you down to the person, then you think, crap! maybe I should run too. I love the soft effect, too

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by admart01:
so moody and eerie -- one of my favorites this challgens

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by mhoogendyk:
I like the overall feeling and composition of this image, but without the title, the figure could be just about anything: a sprite, Hansel running from the woods, a one-legged crow :-), etc. Just the same, its a nice image: mysterious, dark, foreboding, slightly out of focus so you worry about what is out there - and you run from it toward the light.

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by mocabela:
The dreamlike feel of this is absolutely fantastic, and the colours are perfectly saturated for this kind of shot. Beautiful, beautiful work. 10

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by longlivenyhc:
i like the feeling of this. its a great shot.

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by Ironworker:
Awesome shot. It looks like an illustration right out of the story. I m very interested in how this was done. 10

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by Army of nOne:
simply awesome imagery. i love the mood of this image. dark and intriguing. well done

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by PhilipDyer:
Really cool, creepy dark photo and a nice job softening the finished result. This ended up looking more like a painting than a photo, but a really nice painting. :-) Gret job!

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by lizzyc3:
Beautiful! Love the blur of the forest- gives such a eery feeling- this is perfect- it'll win for sure- great job! 10 10 10 10 10!

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by e301:
It's only on my third look at this shot that I've worked out the relevance of having a one-legged person here :-) Sense of mystery quite well done - rare here - though I'm not completely sure it's not over-done. I think having the figure closer might have paid off more - let us see the fear, rather than having to imagine it and work out what's happening. But the setting is ideal - the threatening woods are such a strong part of the darkness of true fairy-tales, and that alone puts this in the top bracket.