mayan ruins of tulum
by annasense

Comment:
Lost a bit in the composition.

Three churches, two confessians
by carampito

Comment:
Possibly a trick for someone who's done his ecumenical homework and understands the title... A great deal of range is demanded, from the darkness front and back to the floodlit near walls. I think the composition is right on the money though. neat shot, but a pity the subject(s) themselves are washed out.

Names on the wall
by RMyers1314

Comment:
The names should almost be a no no, but of course they have to be there...
The difuse reflection gives depth to the surface.
I can't help wondering if a limited depth of field on the names (focussed on the letters around the middle, but ever so slightly blurred on the nearer and farther ones) would add to the mood. I guess it would throw the reflection so far into formlessness as to lose the effect there. Good idea for a fresh angle on the challenge.

The mother
by greslizzz

Comment:
No relevance to me.

Holy and peaceful place
by mikkland

Comment:
It's a neat trick getting the shadow in there, but IMO it's more of a neat trick than a good use of space. (sorry)

Fallen Warriors Remembered
by The Eskimo

Comment:
His holiness the god of war. I can't help thinking that natural lighting would have suited this better (but it would have been very difficult to get the picture at the right time, etc.)

Blessed are the Meek...
by idnic

Comment:
The meek are fish-eyed

Devotion in the Desert
by hideout

Comment:
The title says Devotion in the Desert. The picture says desert. It's a nice picture.

A house of prayers
by birkin

Comment:
I think maybe electric light is the curse of our generations. Blessing, sorry. Then again...
There is a beautiful picture here, poluted by the lights.
One man's opinion...

Gods Country
by Intelli

Comment:
Pixelated? Cut and pasted? Nice effect of the sunlight...