Curved nevertheless
by mitalapo

Comment by smudgeSMJ:
I had a similar idea, I like your execution of it a lot. Wish it were a little bit sharper.

Curved nevertheless
by mitalapo

Comment by kaiser_chief:
It has only straight lines (or straight enough) Love the simple yet effective composition of this. It really works well. Not 100% convinced by the border. Perhaps the lighting could have been a little softer, but that is getting a little picky really.

Ready to feast
by mitalapo

Comment by katswig:
DNMC

Chased
by mitalapo

Comment by bobonacus:
nice sense of motion

Curved nevertheless
by mitalapo

Comment by mikeee:
I nearly did this for the Twisted competition!

Ready to feast
by mitalapo

Comment by JulietNN:
I can see what you are trying to convey here, but all I can see is jaundice looking skin and especially on his tongue I tell you what though, I bet they are a blast to have at your dinner table, a handful of rascals right there!

Ready to feast
by mitalapo

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Feast on what? My first thought was a couple of teenage vampires were coming after me!

Curved nevertheless
by mitalapo

Comment by lindes:
I was hoping that folks would merge "Straight" and "Twisted"... This is pretty close to doing that... Nice! :-)

Chased
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Comment by K3Master:
It had been a dream of his for as long as he could remember. Since childhood, when his father took him to watch a marathon in the city. The sights, the sounds, the crowd, the labor of the runners, the exaltation of the winner.

Yes, he'd dreamed of this moment for so many years. Now, after months of training, he could feel it. Smell it. Taste it. He was leading the pack by hundreds of lengths, and he had so much more yet to give, and the finish line was just in front of him. Smiling, he looked back to check the distant runners, satisfied at how far behind him they were, and then turned back to his vic...

*WHAM!*

He never saw it coming, the low hanging branch that ended his dream.

Chased
by mitalapo

Comment by Lydia:
I wish his face were just a tad bit more in focus. I really like the blur of the feet, though... so I'm sure that was very difficult to control with him turning his head. (not voting yet)