Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by bugsy55:
a bit dark...

Accented
by Nitesead

Comment by piaffe529:
Out of focus to me.

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by David.C:
Unless you are attempting to win the coveted Brown ribbon, I'm afraid I see no merit in this image. Yes -- I see the two lighter wedges, but make no literal or abstract sense out of them. Good luck in the challenge.

Comfort
by Nitesead

Comment by riccardino:
I cannot really link this cloth to a pleasure

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by redmoon:
i gave this a 9. i'm principally impressed at your bravery and the middle finger directed resolutely in the face of conformity. sadly, i suspect this might not ribbon. BUT, it is a great abstract image. the use of negative space and having such a barely illuminated subject works artistically for me. and the title actually adds an extra dimension, and suits it very well. it's simple, yet almost haunting. i find it quite inspiring.

Comfort
by Nitesead

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Aww I want my blankee

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by Falc:
All I see is a very dark grey triangle on a black background. Doesn't do much for me at all.

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by e301:
I enjoy this almost as much for its sheer contrast to the rest of these images as for itself. Can't imagine I'll come back to it much, but it breaks up the show nicely.

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by Majanka:
Funny I made something like this with a black umbrella, I would have like to se a bit more.

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment by CNovack:
I am not sure what I am supposed to see here because the image is too dark to make out any details aside from a solid black with a 'hint' at a shape of a corner of a box....Hmmm, mayhap, and I say mayhap, that that is the point. The name of your composition is Creep - maybe because it is because it is just the hint of a shape 'creeping' in on a solid black background. It creeps in the darkness and barely shows us a hint of it's existance. If this was your aim for the composition than it works, but only with a very small crowd who will sit and try to figure out what the artist's reason is for creating such a composition. For most it is just too abstract and most may just miss the point entirely. If this was not your aim then the image is way too dark for most of us to view and you need to either expose the image properly when you snape the picture OR play around with Levels, Brightness & Contrast to make your image more visible.