Entre chien et loup...

... that time, at the fall of night, when it becomes impossible to distinguish between a dog and a wolf and simple rocks and tree-branches take on a nightmarish aspect.

Sorry - I've been playing with the sliders again - but please indulge me and view this on black...

[Domenico Dodaro]

Quite a surreal effect!

[Joan Robillard]

I love experimenting with the sliders and different filters, adjustments etc.

[Helen Sanderson]

dark and mysterious indeed

[LTaylor]

works great

[gloria jones]

Cool low-key image...great shapes, textures

[Francoise]

I always thought it meant that the dogs had gone to bed and the wolves weren't out yet! (and it's impossible to see). I love the purplish look to this

[Kathryn]

It does look like a set for a horror movie.

[Jane Pittenger]

Yikes I’m not coming walking with you!

[April]

mystical!

[Walks @ 7]

Very eerie and shades of Graeme. Spookily well done! Fav.

[Margo Sayer]

@joysabin
Shades of Graeme? Ugh-uh!

[Issi Bannerman]

Fab on black, and yes, very spooky!

[Richard Sayer]

@francoise Try this link - http://www.linternaute.com/expression/langue-francaise/46/entre-chien-et-loup/

[Jocasta]

Love what you're getting with those sliders - definitely my cup of tea. FAV

[Sue Rose]

Great atmosphere. It has a very spooky feel about it.

[Richard Sayer]

@suesmith Oh, good - mission accomplished then ;-))

[Shanne]

very spooky feeling to this

[haskar]

Well done.

[Kingston Road Creative]

amazing! love the tones and lighting!

[☠northy]

Wonderfully haunting!

[Hiro]

Wow! Fantastic. Grimms' world. The light is gorgeous.

[David]

I looked at it on black and still I was mystified! But once I decided not to make sense of it I really liked it!

[James Martin]

Nice mood