
Walker’s Point Center for the Arts Dia Figures by Daniel Baker.
Walker’s Point, a neighborhood in Milwaukee, WI, hosts the largest Dia de los Muertos celebration in the state. The local art center invites community members to create ofrendas and other artwork. The local art center invites community members to create ofrendas and other artwork. See it on Flickr!

Strolling Down Stockton St. (3) by Jacqueline Gaines
This is a display outside a home in the Historical District of Hightstown, NJ, which hosts some of the area’s most beautiful Victorian homes. Each year I make a special trip to enjoy and admire this person’s creativity. See it on Flickr!
Nothing says Halloween like a fall cemetery scene. Here’s one with our tag. No zombies, but you can’t have everything!

Peace Fall Resting by Dave Goodwin
Beautifully lit Fall cemetery scene in the backcountry of Shenandoah National Park. The photographer is Dave Goodwin, a Falls Church-based outdoor athlete and photography enthusiast. See it on Flickr!
Finally, here’s an untitled one uploaded by Martins Pond. Although we do want photos with a title and description, we couldn’t resist this monster taking a selfie. We don’t know if those glowing red eyes are part of the costume, or red-eye from the camera’s flash…but in this case, it’s a perfect detail in a very modern Halloween photo!

Untitled by Martins Pond. See it on Flickr!
Thanks to these photographers for getting us started wih the tag. We hope a lot more of you will begin contributing , now through early November. As we say in Social Media, “pics or it didn’t happen!”
October 24, 2014 at 6:07 pm
Elves and goblins prowling. Gruesome faces are seen. If this scares you half to death, it is because it is Halloween…..