Woah... that's wild. At first I thought this was in the "Scary" topic. Somehow I think it would fit.

Nicely done.

What a trippy photo.

Unless That is a self portrait, then it is a very handsome individual indeed.

I may have tried for a closer crop myself.

What happened to this guy? A unique vision. Well done.

This is not a self portrait. You can read about this gentleman on my photoblog:

www.thesefleetingmoments.com/index.php?showimage=1...

Regards,
Jason

I've read the story. I'm also interested in your processing for this extraordinary picture. Would you post a tutorial?

Just read the story too. Very intriguing.

I loved this the first time I saw this and I love it now! Great work Jason

I also read the story and enjoyed it along with your other photos. I'm with Philippe and would love to see this posted in the Tutorial category!

Hey folks... I know some people have no desire to share their processing techniques, so let's be sure not to pressure anyone. ;)

I'm not trying to speak for Jertel and I'm not trying to chastise anyone who has commented above, I'm just sharing some of my own feelings on the subject. (On other sites in the past I've seen situations where people have felt uncomfortable being repeatedly asked to reveal their techniques.)

Just my 2 cents.

No pressure here, I hope, Brandon. We're just kindly asking. But we can also understand one doesn't want to share. Not a problem at all.

Nice work on this Jason.

Anyone who likes this sort of work should visit this site: markfleming.pixyblog.com/
He does similar work and has been known to discuss his techniques, no offence intended, Jason.

Hey, I remember seeing this guy before. This shot is totally captivating. I would see it in the scary theme doing quite well too. (No offense to the man who is the subject.)

I am a bit alarmed. I feel like he can really see me!
Great job.