Trinity
by puma

Comment:
The three sturdy metallic crosses work like an iron fence, keeping us out of the cemetary. It's a powerful image.

Looking for C30 - 1
by arnit

Comment:
We simply never would have gotten the title had the subjects been unsaturated like with the rest of the photo. I like the fact that they are tiny; but I'm unconvinced that they really add photographic interest to the photo. I love the trees and the implied lines in the photo.

Help is at Hand
by Rossko

Comment:
I love the idea of the photo, but the pallor of the skin makes the live subject seem more dead than the stone one. The harsh fill light from the flash, IMO, ruins what's left of the subject.

Deliver Us From Evil
by Pedro

Comment:
Fisheye view seems wasted here, perhaps because the subject is too near the center of the photo.

Charlotte in her web...
by ergo

Comment:
Understanding that it is an insect 'cemetary' somehow does not redeem the photo. It would have been better if a few more strands of the web were in crisp focus and if the subject were not so close to the center of the frame. One well photographed spider is infinitely better than two and a half less well photographed ones. The colors seem a little wierd, it might have looked better in B&W. The contrast seems a little low; it looks like there may not be any fully white pixels.

A View Of The Great Mausoleum At Forest Lawn
by fulgent

Comment:
First impression: the lighing here is exquisite. Second impression; burning and dodging seems a bit too obvious for my taste I'm sitting here thinking about it rather than the photo.

The 3 Bears
by tasha4paws

Comment:
Cute.

Robert Smith
by giega

Comment:
Sometimes cranking up the saturation works. I love the textures and colors. Nice, simple, strong composition.

At Old Sheldon Church
by davidbedard

Comment:
As the picture formed on my screen I held my breath, for I love Spanish moss. I'm afraid I was disappointed with what lay below. The monuments seem a little jumbled and indistinct. It looks like they might look good taken individually with their own backgrounds, but it strikes me as a bit of a jumbled composition.

Forgotten
by dahkota

Comment:
Title is a bit ironic given the person standing & remembering. Lack of contrast hurts this photo. So does the fact that nothing seems to be in focus.