Halifax Village Burying Ground
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Really interesting to see that you took this with a drone! I bought a mini last year, but literally the week I bought it, my area was moved into a no-fly zone, so I haven't been able to practice. Its been really interesting to see how graveyards are around the world. This one resembles many of the British rural graveyards, although the wooden church is a give-away. One thing that does differ is that following a couple of horrific accidents involving small children, all unstable stones are either fixed, or laid down. Having a wander and look around grave yards is something of a British past time, and in rural communities its not unusual to have the sheep in to 'mow' the grass.

Still there
by ytshuva

Comment:
Still there, but from the shadow, only just. A really fascinating image and very well composed.

Statue
by bjoern

Comment:
Your upwards pod works well, adding to the mystery and enhancing the shadows.

Every sunrise is an invitation to brighten someone’s day
by pgirish007

Comment:
Despite your title, there is somethings, melancholy, yearning about this photo. I get more of a sense of a prison - both physical and metaphorical - from which the subject is viewing the world from. Whilst deeper shadows would have added drama, I like this softer, subtler approach.

retreat
by tvsometime

Comment:
A fascinating image with lots to delight. I love that the shadows of the railings all pull the viewers eye into the bicycle and only from there to the shadow of the basket and wheel - like a cherry on top of a bun (or perhaps a chocolate chip hidden inside is a better analogy). Really, very good.

Autumn
by Mona

Comment:
I love the depth offend clarity of the shadows against those glorious rich autumnal colours.

Six Eyes
by Lydia

Comment:
Done many times, but here done well. The textural detail of the table adds additional interest, and adds a further shadows element, as does the triangle of black negative space.

Gingerbread House
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
This is a very fine gingerbread house - I haven't baked one for many years. I think I may have to this Christmas.

To be with this woman it is Paradise for every man
by mshonak

Comment:
A fine photo, but I hate your title with a vengeance.

Porthcurno Beach Cornwall
by Dorsetgirl

Comment:
Two of my favourite places are in this challenge - I have missed Cornwall these last two years, so I am very appreciative of this fine photo. Taken from the Minack?