Yes, that darn PP photographer somehow did something wacky in his composition to my Hook picture that prohibited Hook from appearing, for fear of "compromising the integrity" of the character!!

??? I have no clue what he did because when I looked at the picture of me dueling with empty space that would have been Hook, it looked fine. It looked like I was dueling with an imaginary friend, but it looked fine. So I don't know how he screwed it up, but the PhotoPass person refused via e-mail to put Hook in there. So, hopefully I will get another chance for a proper Hook picture on a future DLR trip.
Anyway, Misskitty, since you have been combing the PhotoPass thread already and have seen the different effects, enhancements, poses and locations for pictures available, I would suggest that, if you can, when you approach any of the PP photographers, ask them for
any of the enhancements you like and not just Darth, i.e., Stitch in the ground, Tinkerbell in the hand, pointing up to the sky at Mickey, Goofy, etc. on Soarin', Mickey or Minnie sitting next to you on a bench, etc. They may very well offer them to you, but many of them do
not tell you about all that is available. When I went to DLR in October last year, I was armed with the details and knowledge of PhotoPass - most of which I got from Bumbershoot - and got a bunch of pictures. BUT, since I hadn't really seen too many folks' PP pictures before that, I didn't know everything to ask for, and as it turned out, I missed out on a few different character enhancements and/or poses because the photographers did not tell me what they had available. So in between October and December, I saw a bunch of PP pictures on the DIS and noticed what I had missed out on, so when I went back to DLR in December I knew exactly what to ask the photographers for (like the Soarin' picture and sitting on the bench with Mickey, for example). But if I hadn't asked, they would not have told me! However, I WAS lucky in that one of the PP guys tipped me off to the special 'Stitch popping out of the Christmas present' picture' enhancement to ask for in DCA, so I did. And I got lucky, because it doesn't appear that too many other folks knew to ask for that!! There were people posing with the present at the Christmas tree, but the photographers were not telling everybody about the Stitch enhancement, for some reason.