Yep its a bit on the darkside but I can tell its looking pretty decent
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Dedi

The SECOND and THIRD are the easiest to see . I can make the SECOND and THIRD out fine. But its still a good figre , maybe you could e-mail him to send you some pics that are more clearer .

um actually I'll tell God they're making demons... But it's a greater sin to have a nice custom no one can see!!

Look I want to see what you have done. But I can't see anything theres a body venom base and some crown molding behind him, and a ghostrider in some pics. This could be the worlds best custom, yet it is hidden in the darlness. I have gone through every pic you have submitted and the same thing is true for all of them. Too dark now I am no fan of the sun I turn into a cooked lobsterred fairly easily. I like the burnng light of my forge and I have been told that my forge is like the infernos of hell. But fire has a lot of light to it and if all you want to do is demons, deadpools and venom fine, fire and brimstone is the key fire is light and brimstone let me tell you reflects a lot of light so show us what is the depths of your mind bring on the demons but light em up they are not vampires or shadow wraiths. Come on bring out the flames of hell and show us these monsters so we can see them. I promise we won't tell god your making them. And we won't go crying to our mommies. So bring it up and show us the evil incarnite monstrosities that are at the devils whim

I can understand that you wre going for the dark hellish look, and although this make for some pretty cool pics I'd still like to see all the detail that you put into it.

I'm guessing it's for mood, and it works, but guys, you MUST have at least one clear picture of your custom (at least one picture that isn't manipulated, but cropping/rotating it is okay).

Spiderdude,
I have read the posts and I agree that the pictures are hard to see. That could be because you have taken them in such a way as to make them difficult to see intentionally, or, your monitor or camera settings may be off. I played with the first picture in my favorite photo manipulation software, then noticed something. If I increase the contrast and brightness of my monitor to maximum I can see the pictures without difficulty.
My recommendations:
You don't know how this is happening, it looks fine on your system: Adjust the brightness, contrast, and/or the gamma correction of your monitor down. The exact values vary with monitor, but in general, black should look black, white should look white(use a text page for this determination), and colors should be realistic. My monitor has brightness(shown as a picture of a sun, 1 circle with dots around it) set at 0, and contrast(shown as a circle with 1/2 black 1/2 white in monitor settings screen)at about 60, but your settings may be different. Also your camera may have theese options also.
Intentionally having dark pictures: Stop It. In this case you know what you are doing and can simply stop intentionally distorting the pictures to be unviewable.
Good luck with future photography!

Ohh, scary.

I agree with Doc just a little to much darkness. From what I can see it looks cool but if you could post a pic in better lighting it would be most appreciated.

Meh. I can't tell what's going on in the pics.