The Phantom of the Opera (1920. Gaston Leroux)
by Denielle

Comment:
a little simplistic, a little indecisive, a little boring
5

Fahrenheit 451 By Ray Bradbury
by BrennanOB

Comment:
You achieved here the temperature of autoignition point for paper!
Somehow the over sharpening makes sense here, even the unusual pink hue
8

Don Quixote (de la mancha)
by Harlequin

Comment:
Tilting at windmills!
Wonderfully done! Love the composition, the processing, the angle and all
9 (for now)

Keep the aspidistra flying - George Orwell (1936)
by hajeka

Comment:
You know your flowers well, I can tell, and Orwell as well !
Nice movement. I am not in love with this shot but I can appreciate it
6

The Water Babies ~ Charles Kingsley
by Ja-9

Comment:
You surely achieved the fairy tale look. The movement is wonderful and the colors work like a charm
8

A Lazy Autumn Day by the River : Inspired by "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Nice and honest
6

The Old Curiosity Shop-Charles Dickens
by Mona

Comment:
That was an easy joke but what would I do with this shot outside this challenge.
I always ask myself when I see a photograph of the aesthetic or intellectual aspect of it, or the power of a stimulant for the mind
4

The Secret Garden
by pmichaud

Comment:
Your picture is acidic and processed to the rim. The wonderful morning glories in the foreground got killed by the saturation and the green became fluorescent. too bad because the place seems quite beautiful
5

"Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Zora Neale Hurston
by rodfulk

Comment:
I had to look up for this.
There is always the question of the provenance of the object of your photo.
I am not fully convinced by the framing of the head neither am I happy with the processing. The background could have let the head be more detailed, especially since it has these beautiful details of tears and wear and tear
6

Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt
by illini75

Comment:
The processing, quite heavy, works here on the account of the subject (ashes, sand)
A good image
6 (for now)