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From ruy@hipernet.com.br:
Powerful image. The correct spelling is "cemetery".

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From philip.chan@home.com:
I think you did an excellent job of creating the "mood" for your scene.  The
immensity of the cemetary is clearly conveyed in the image.

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From lrwii@joplin.com:
The sky is uniform. Doesn't MEGAPOV have skysphere? 
You can use it to gradient the blue from light to
dark. Inside that use transparent parts on planes.
 As for your image description: 
 'the USA rounded up all the Japanese-Americans it 
could find and placed
them in camps, without accusing them of anything or 
trying them, in
complete violation of its consitution.  The conditions in 
these camps
are reported to have been comparable to the camps in 
which the Nazis
kept captive Jews.'
 There is a big difference WE didn't clear out the camps 
by KILLING everyone in them.
As for freedom, Your very words show that the men who 
died in WWII have help kept your freedom of 
speach.

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From StephenF@whoever.com:
Very nice... the grass and trees look great, and I like the 
effect of the grave markers.  The sky looks nice, but 
has a bit of a lined look as it recedes, which I find rather 
distracting.  Definitely impressive for a first entry. (BTW, 
your image description reads like propaganda to me, and 
as I understand it, the text file should not be used for 
espousing political views... at least one image in the 
past has been disqualified for doing so.)

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From gmccarter@hotmail.com:
Not sure what your point is with this arrangement.  Why was it so important 
to make one gravestone (partially) readable?  I think a higher (even 
immensely higher) viewpoint would have been better.

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From peter@table76.demon.co.uk:
My third-favourite entry from this round.