"Of Planks and Sawdust" - Matthew 7:3
by Patrick_R

Comment:
Not a very friendly shot, eh? But the comparison wasn't meant to be. Love the tweezers. Do you realize what two-eye vision gives us? Depth perception! How could you see clearly enough to try to remove a splinter without both eyes functioning well? I especially like your use of the suit, vest, and tie to convey a pompous attitude - completely oblivious to his own problem.

It's a ghost (Matthew 14:26)
by hajeka

Comment:
The birds seem to think he's a ghost too. Very effective in black & white.

Jesus Walks on the Water - Matthew 14:22-33
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Very nicely done. I like your placement of Jesus, and the cone of light in the sky that points to him.

lot's wife
by FourPointX

Comment:
Powerful image. The high key approach works very well on this. Great terror shot.

Water Into Wine
by MarkB

Comment:
A sleeper. Simple concept, nicely done.

Psalm 119:105 Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path
by Giles

Comment:
Interesting and creative concept. Interesting trails of light, and paths of light. I especially like them not being in straight lines, but a bit wandery.

Revelation 16:16 And he gathered them together
by jmritz

Comment:
What a terrifying scene! I love the hand hovering above it all, and the different orientations and distortion of the faces, the use of some grave imagery to communicate the dead, and the couple walking towards the hills to communicate the living. There is too much to see. Too much to take in. A great representation of what that event may be like.

Genesis 1:3
by GeneralE

Comment:
OK. It is not supposed to look like anything, and it doesn't. The bright colors draw the eye, and the mind tries to attribute meaning to it, when there apparently isn't meaning. I'm assuming the center section is selective desat, but it shows a change happening in the midst of all the other colors. You could also view this as the colors being spun off of the central black & white area. Very successful use of the abstract to communicate the message.

Lot's Wife
by vawendy

Comment:
What a hard expression to convey! Yet, she seems to be longingly looking back (at least away from the camera), both distressed and disappointed at the same time. And, over it all the congealing salt crystals form. Going. Going. and just before Gone.

The Last Supper
by Elaine

Comment:
Nice shot. A rather westernized concept of the bread & wine, but effective nonetheless. It almost seems that the wine is a tad too dark, but I like how the red gets projected onto the bread. I also like your composition on this - a bit wider than typical, but the negative space adds to the image nicely.