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Both of those seem to be more about the title than the trope, which is about someone who forces you to see/accept your inner darkness or some other aspect you really don't want to confront. I actually like the current pic...the arm touching the mirror being in color and the reflection being in solid black gives a definite "seeing your dark side" feeling to it.
edited 6th Nov '11 1:59:56 PM by Willbyr
I would agree, but the hand being orange seems to indicate that the reflection isn't the devil inside the person, but rather that the person actually is the devil.
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Where you're seeing orange, I'm seeing flesh tone.
Is the pic a Deviant Art work? If so, it might be best to look there and see if the artist talks about it to any degree.
edited 15th Nov '11 6:21:07 AM by Willbyr
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Clock is set.
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Clock's up; locking for inactivity/lack of consensus. No action is to be taken based on this thread.
I love the current image, but it doesn't really convey the trope at all. It's just a first person image of the devil looking in a mirror. Other than the presence of the devil, it doesn't really have any connection to the trope.