Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by robs:
I love everything - the concept and the B&W.... The vin on the top really works for this one.

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by KarenNfld:
Talk about surreal! WOW!

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by TOY:
I like your daughter Coley

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by Daybis:
The second I saw your title I thought of the band Depeche Mode.

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by doctornick:
A Coley classic. Surprised at how much snow you have already! We still have green grass over here out east...

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by Rino63:
for me this photo is a little masterpiece. You have conjugated two strong things, the simbol of the cross that always is a strong simbol and the black and white that is the best expression of the emotive photography. the composition is excellent, the models have a great expression. the overexposed whites of the snow and the sky whit a little grey and a little vignetting are a great contour of the image. well done the blacks. really a strong photo. I don't know if this will be apreciated as it well deserve. 10

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by Man_Called_Horse:
coley, a remarkable series.

I have been a fan of this series for a while.

The only gripe I have is the 18% grey thing, your dipping into the abyss on both ends of the scale hurting the detail within that battle.

However, it doesn't kill me. It's the look of the series, and so there you go.

One of the few high earners in this challenge.

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by AP:
interesting concept shot! Says "Coley" to me

Your Own Personal Jesus
by Coley

Comment by mchalmers:
Love your stuff. The only nitpick I have (And it really is a nitpick) is the model's hair. It looks as though the character is some sort of angel, and yet her hair looks pinned and done up, which I wouldn't expect to see.

Grief
by Coley

Comment by noraneko:
This is really beautiful and so deserving of the blue! Wonderful work and processing to highlight the tree. Photos that tell a story are always so much more captivating.