The Morning March
by markwiley

Comment:
The shadows are distinctive. Strong light creating the shadows.
The people are going in the same direction.
The people and shadows have great leading lines to the vanishing point.
Kind of eerie/creepy/cult-like that everyone/everything is headed into that light.
Not that I pay much attention to titles, but the title works well too.

This image encompasses what I imagined this challenge to be.
My favorite. This should Blue. A 10.

Communing
by vawendy

Comment:

Originally posted by vawendy: Maz001 Got it!! (how did you know??) Anyway, the interesting this is -- there is no woman's grave next to it. I wonder if she didn't go to him...?

According to this link, a woman named Alice Haxell was first married to William Worthington (grave in your photo). She remarried to William Haxell. All three are buried next to each other with Alice Haxell in the middle.

Eta: Link to Capt William Nicholas Worthington.

Message edited by author 2013-07-13 12:45:27.

Removing Self Doubt
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Crazy good.

Nevermore
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Very cool composites. Really like this for the supernatural Edgar Allan Poe-ish feel.

Good Morning
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Great shot. Should be on a biking or tourism brochure.

_MG_9759
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
Smardaz? Tell him DPC misses him.
BTW, I like the view finder perspectives.

_MG_9828
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
Cool. Is that a TLR you're using?

Shoulder to Shoulder
by Leo

Comment:
Nevermind.

Message edited by author 2014-01-02 16:27:09.

Ye Olde Pharmacy
by h2

Comment:
A top pick. The processing lends itself to the vintage quality of the bottles. Great lighting.

The Forgotten Seven
by jagar

Comment:
Best of the bunch. Each one seems to have it's own personality. I have to guess either many many shots, or serendipity played a part in getting the pic. I think this would ribbon, if not the blue.