I Seem to Have Lost My Head...

...oh wait! Here it is. I found it.

A little fun for 5+2

[Annie D]

hahahaha well done!

[Shutterbug]

LOL. Very creative. Even blood dripping. I guess you are getting ready for Halloween.

[Diana]

How clever, what a great image!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

now that better not be SOOC! hahaha love it

[moni kozi]

Aaaahaaaahaaaaaa!!!!!! This is sooo funny and well done!

[Casablanca]

Aggghhhh!! I think I may faint....

[Helge E. Storheim]

LOL. Fun idea and shot

[Joan Robillard]

Fab

[Kartia]

😂

[Delboy79]

Great are you preparing for Halloween

[Chris Cook]

@delboy207 @shutterbug49 Actually, just responding to this weeks 5+2 challenge but it certainly works for Hallowe'en and it is October now.

[Milanie]

Made me grin

[Kathy]

Well done Chris.

[Steve Chappell]

Great job

[GaryW]

Great processing!!

[Terri]

I see you found your head. This is great!

[Sporen Maken]

Whaah, great edit

[Renee Salamon]

Love this

[Nigel Rogers]

Ha ha that's very good!!

[summerfield]

this week's 5+2 theme is macabre and i did a similar thing, without the blood. awesome processing. if i had seen this before i posted mine, i would've asked how you did this. but maybe give it another treatment and you're good for this week, too! aces!

[Chris Cook]

@summerfield I have taken up your suggestion.

[Chris Cook]

@summerfield btw, this effect was achieved in Photoshop using layers and masking. This one was relatively simple. My Halloween image was a bit more complicated but was achieved using the same select and mask techniques. There are many YouTube videos that explain the various processes. Some of my favourite channels are Phlearn, Photoshop Cafe and Piximperfect.