Hoplophobia
by cwalmye

Comment:
On behalf of all of us lazy voters: your presentation would have been more viewer-friendly if your title included a brief definition of the phobia in addition to the technical word for it.

cyberphobia
by mhphoto

Comment:
On behalf of all of us lazy voters: your presentation would have been more viewer-friendly if your title included a brief definition of the phobia in addition to the technical word for it.

Homichlophobia
by dprincipe

Comment:
On behalf of all of us lazy voters: I'd have preferred to see a brief definition of the phobia in the title as well as the technical word for it. In your case I've got a good idea, but it'd still be nice.

The colors in this image are a touch flat. I'd like this better if you either played up the fog a bit or increased the contrast.

Dementophobia
by Chilibean

Comment:
On behalf of all of us lazy voters: your presentation would have been more viewer-friendly if your title included a brief definition of the phobia in addition to the technical word for it.

I think that harsher light would have helped to give your image an added punch.

Ophidiophobia
by tryals15

Comment:
I would have liked to have the front part of the snake's nose in focus too. With such a narrow DoF a catchlight can really add a lot to the image. The strong shadow under his head is a little distracting, but the DoF works in your favor to make it less important here.

Anatidaephobia - The fear, that some time, somewhere, some how, a duck is watching you...
by coatedbtrmlk

Comment:
Wasn't that the caption from a Far Side cartoon? The rubber ducky in the foreground is a nice touch. The girl's pose is a little odd, and it's hard to tell what she's doing. The background is rather distracting, as are the image grain and soft focus. Bonus points for the Larson reference though.

Thantophobia - Fear of dying
by KHolt

Comment:
The idea is an interesting one, but the execution feels too fake.

Pediophobia - Fear of Dolls
by Shan2112

Comment:
Nice, sharp capture. The strong lines in the background lead my eyes back to the doll. The doll looks a little bit unnaturally devoid of surface detail, but I suppose that this isn't implausible for a plastic doll; with any other subject this would look over-NeatImaged.

Pre-Xerophobia
by newsjunkie93

Comment:
Cute kid, but this feels like a snapshot. The fact that the title is such a stretch to make this seem related to the challenge topic doesn't help. Including the top edge of his shorts helps to remove the implication that he's nude.

I fear flowers and the color red. I am an anthro and ereutho phobic!
by toiletboy99999

Comment:
The strong shadow behind the bottle and the glare from the flash are distracting. Aside from that I like the image.