The last door
by Valdo

Comment:
Seems rather creepy to have some of those whaddyacallem (storage areas for urns) appear open, never mind that old door :::shudder::: I think Waldo should turn around and leave before his name gets carved on one of those blank stones!

Tree in gray weather
by hajeka

Comment:
I do see a person; not sure the rest of the picture is doing much for me, but it is aptly titled. That's tough weather to get an interesting picture in since it doesn't have the lights and darks that would give it depth.

Hidden Love
by Monicagd

Comment:
There could easily be someone hidden in any number of places but I don't see anyone. Think I would probably like this better in color as those big mounded bushes look very odd to me in B&W.

Atlas and Persephone
by Cutter

Comment:
Almost missed that person on the left (is that Persephone or Waldo? I don't usually think of them as easy to confuse!). The sky is lovely and I like the perspective on the cathedral. Feel like the darker parts of the image should be all silhouette or all have detail; the buildings to the right and left, for instance, seem about the same distance from the camera but one has detail and one doesn't, which just feels odd to me with a centered composition.

Welcome to the Jungle
by Kelli

Comment:
Hope there wasn't any poison ivy in that jungle!

Clearing Life's Hurdles
by GeneralE

Comment:
There may be a person in there somewhere but I can't see one. I don't think the surreal processing does justice to a beautiful animal as well as more realistic processing would have. Sorry; just doesn't work for me.

Waldo´s Cottage
by Structor

Comment:
Pretty primitive. You'd think Waldo could afford something better after leasing his image to all those puzzle companies! Looks like he prefers serious solitude in his private time.

Shapes and Shadows
by ibkc

Comment:
Now I'm humming Otis Redding ;-) Pretty scene; that unused chair looks very inviting!

Where the Streets Have No Name
by raish

Comment:
I don't see a definitive Waldo but maybe I'm not looking in the right places. There are certainly lots of possible hiding spots. Interesting POV; would like a bit more color/definition in the sky and clouds.

Where's Skipo
by RainMotorsports

Comment:
Yep, that's him all right! You should have asked him to kneel down so he blended in better with the smaller gravestones ;-) And I see you got one of the robins perched on a gravestone, with rather nice lighting on the bird.