I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by xtabintun:
yey, a queen reference!

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by crgdavis:
Nice shot. Good color choice.

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by KaDi:
Gritty! Nicely found! The texture helps carry this so well. Wish it were more squred off.

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by admart01:
good eye for a face -- like the way the scratches come out in the B&W treatment. one of my ribbon picks this challenge.

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by CraZor:
Very good submission for me, perfectly fitting into the 'hidden faces' theme and genre. Title: "I'm Going Slightly Mad" excellent telling wording for the photo! Excellent!
Composition and idea: Very good seen and with retouche a good composition made out of it. Very helpful the B/W toning, reducing distracting 'sides' outside the 'face' itself, BG etc.
The position of the 'eyes' screws are perfect and i am also absolutely pleased with the 'mouth' screws too. So also very good abstracted, to say a playful incarnation of forms, cirlces and squares. Additionally the 'light' decrease from above towards the bottom implies the 'going mad' - Hello :)) would rate it very good work!

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by f-32:
Good find! Excellent tonality! If I didn't think I already know which image is JJ Beguin's, I'd think THIS were his! NICE photo!

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by SandyP:
I love it! The face is so obvious, but your title is so perfect! It makes you drawn to the picture even more.

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment by Tuckersmom:
I like your use of black and white, adds to the tone of the shot

Duck
by Tranquil

Comment by scrum8:
This photo has a real nice feel to it. Hope his wing wasn't broken. The detail with water drops is excellent. Guess I would have tried a couple different crops, but you probably already did. I was thinking about cropping horizontal with more room on the left.

Jack's Trade
by Tranquil

Comment by scrum8:
WOW, this guy is really vivid green! The concrete background really sets him off well. What lens were you using?