Interloper
by Paul

Comment:
I like the image a lot, and it makes me wonder about the story behind it. But it doesn't strike me as showing anything strange.

Soon to be tomato sauce?
by sfalice

Comment:
Waiter, my sauce is a bit ... crunchy. And do you have a bandage?

six degrees of strangeness
by raish

Comment:
I'm sorry, this just looks like a normal house or apartment, and as a photo, it's too dim and low-contrast to hold my interest.

Jack and the Beanstalk
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Wow, it really isn't Gyaban! Congrats again! :)

It's raining, it's pouring
by Neat

Comment:
Very nice job conveying the idea of a gloomy, rainy day. The dim lighting really adds to the story, too.

Back to bump to 10!

Lizzie Borden
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Great example of how to use lighting. The barely visible bits of her face tell the story well of her evil, and the brightly lit background not only silhouettes her, adding to the malevolence, but adds to the story because of the counting marks. Well done!

Back to bump to 10, partly to support your choice to enter a dark subject.

Grid
by franktheyank

Comment:
Wow, two images in a row of one of my favorite buildings. Congrats!

Grid Iron
by roba

Comment:
Yep, I LOVE this building! I've spent two afternoons shooting it over the past few years. Congrats!

A Matter of Perspective
by h2

Comment:
Well done! The title really nails the story of you taking it. :)

Jack and the Beanstalk
by Samantha_T

Comment:
This really shows what someone with a vision and talent can do with expert editing. I'd be surprised if this didn't ribbon, and I expect it to be blue.

If this isn't Gyaban, then take the fact it makes me think of his work as a very high compliment!