[stupot]

Been creaping around churchyards at night this was the best of a few, C & C welcome

[rockport5]

I love this photo it has mystery and is creepy.

Good work!

[Dave Canon]

My first reaction was to suggest straightening the converging verticals. However, I then realised that the converging verticals has the effect of the scene closing in on the viewer which is well suited to this creepy environment. A strong point is the highlight on the left side of the middle gravestone. You might consider cropping the gravestone on the far left which would then pull that strong point right on to a third. A good photograph!

Dave

[Rob Barron]

I really couldn't decide on whether those CV did it for me, I think perhaps they work a bit but are just a touch too much. I've taken them out to vertical to let you see it in contrast so you can decide whether it is better or not.

I just used Transform>Distort to pull out the top corners to get the verticals roughly right. I also cropped the left gravestone as Dave suggested and I think that does make a difference.

Cheers,
Rob

[Dabhand16]

Both of these images work for me - but I do prefer the LH gravestone cropped out.

I would edge it to the first one with the CV's, I think they do add some atmosphere/drama to the picture.

[stupot]

Agree with Graham both work well but i think i prefere the CV's on my original thanks for sharing though Rob i can never get buildings quite right and upto now have been using the lens correction filter so i must have a play with the transform tool.

Dave yes totally agree with you about the left hand gravestone.

Thanks for looking and your advice guys

[Bill too]

Keep the converging verticals to achieve that overpowering effect. With such a low angle shot my eye at least expects the verticals to converge. The "vertical" verticals loose the drama for me.