Ghostly church
by LonnieD

Comment:
I like your take on this church - nicely done - you wanna know what bothers me about this church? (and it has absolutely nothing to do with the photo or your photography) it's that there is no window or door there on this left side. But that just adds to the mystery of your photo so the title is very approiate.

Divorce
by njsabs

Comment:
I also think your image is better; although I can see why the orginal image inspired you.
In your image the expression of the model seems to be more of what I think children would really feel when it comes to divorce; the hands in your image look as if they are actually pulling and the black and white makes this one really come across.

Cobweb Galaxy
by FrankRobinson

Comment:
This is beautiful. I tried a cobweb shot for the first time a few days ago. It was decent....this is inspiring!

Two Cs running
by gmink

Comment:
I get the double C's. I think this photo has lots of potential. The light isn't very nice; and the muzzle tends to blend into the background

Long Day in the Corrals
by butterntoast43

Comment:
I like this except for the big glare there on the top left

Guess who's Next!
by littlegett

Comment:
OMG! This looks like our H.S.'s wrestling coach! lol

Web of Terror
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Absolutely stunning! It's all put together so well; the background color - everything! Glad your (mostly) over your fear of spiders :-)

Just Another Brick In The Wall "Pink Floyd"
by ThingFish

Comment:
wonderfully done! I love it!

N/A
by charliebaker

Comment:
"I simply entered a bad-small photo of the challenge description for the sole purpose of exploring the mysterious realm of N/A. How much of your life or perhaps your photography is N/A, including N/A to DPCland?"

WOW! I'm glad I stumbled across and read this. "How much of your life or perhaps your photography is N/A?" How real is that? I mean really! It makes me stop and think!

Mighty hard at work
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
like your HDR, love your subjects but I like you shoulda pulled back just a bit so that the full front and back of both vechiles were in the frame