Ripplets
by Leo

Comment:
Nice scene with nice pastel colours. I like the fact that you haven't gone overboard on the processing and it all still looks quite natural.

Arctic Lighthouse
by orvaratli

Comment:
Very nice, great colours all over. I like the little strips of red against all the overwhelming green! It's good that you can also see the starts in the background as well, nice touch.

Wondering in Silence
by Agaricus

Comment:
I can see the reason you would go B&W here, and I may well have done the same thing myself, but I'm not sure this particular conversion is the best one.

You have some great rugged scenery here but the B&W seems to have reduced the contrast and the shot kind of just blends together despite the actual harsh landscapes.

The Monarch
by chickadeezl

Comment:
Nice detailed shot. A little centered and a little harsh for such a "delicate" shot, I think this is the sort of shot that would benefit from a softening rather than a sharpening.

Of course the majority of voters would probably disagree with me, people like thinks to be sharp and clear :)

Reaching out
by sulamk

Comment:
Like the B&W conversion here, it works well and makes the petals look almost translucent.

The only thing I think I would have liked to see here would have been a little more empty space, as it is the flower is quite "in your face" and I think some more white would have balanced the delicateness.

Inspiration from Above
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Not entirely sure where you're coming form here with the "inspiration".

Interesting colours and angles all over. I do find myself taking more interest in the designs to the left and right corners, which I'm guessing wasn't the intention of shot.

Despite the colours and patters, I don't think the shot holds a whole amount of interest overall.

Smile for The Birdie
by karenk

Comment:
Cute shot, well caught. For me, not outstanding photographically, but a fun one nonetheless!

Bianca
by Tygerr

Comment:
Nice portrait, very magazinesque. For me There's been too much PP on the skin down to the point where you've lost details, which again is consistent with what you see in magazines.

My point is, it's an absolutely perfect shot for glossy mag advertising, but I always think those ones are way over done and the same applies to this one. Still, I'm not going to score it too low because it's very well done, 6 from me.

St Chapelle
by MilaMiles

Comment:
There's too much cropped out of this for my liking. From the angle you've taken this it's hard to actually tell what I'm looking at. I immediately guessed it was a church or cathedral from the colours and stained glass windows, and your title supports that theory, but apart from that I really don't know what this is!

Old World
by mycelium

Comment:
This is a nice, much more "homely" shot of a church then you usually see in these grand cathedral shots around here, for that reason I like it.

I would have liked it better if you had waited for the walking girl to leave the scehe, that way you would just have had the zig zag of people all the way down the isle in their various different poses.