Enter The Light
by WaysOfSeeing

Comment:
You'd have to say it was something of a cliché, but it's painstakingly well put together, by the architect, the stonemasons and the photogapher. Nice shot.

Salt Lake Temple
by dwterry

Comment:
My rule of thumb for arcitectural shots like this, where perspective throws the lines out of parallel, is to make the leading edge vertical. This looks skew-wiff. Straightforward interpretation nicely composed together with the garden elements. Looks on the bright side of holiness :)

The Holiest of Places
by elisab

Comment:
It's a nice literary set up to picture the symbols of belief in the catechism, on which belief its holiness is dependent. I think the problem is that anything that departs from the 'obvious' interpretation of the challenge has to stand out as exceptional. This isn't better than good. Come to think of it, I'll vote you an extra point for the well composed simplicity.

A Slice of Orange
by ace flyman

Comment:

It's an excellent picture - I caned it in the challenge voting because complementary colours need to be similarly weighted in order to be truly complementary. (By 'weighted' I mean they should have the same dark/light tone). Were it not in the challenge, or even better, if it were in an 'appetising food' challenge - bingo. The picture pushes my thirst-for-fruit buttons.

So don't despair :)

Skylight Serenade
by emmylou

Comment:
love that line

UP BEAT....In The Rain
by dphillips

Comment:
Cleverly done - I'm surprised by how effective this is with monochrome - it's dynamic...

The right wave...
by Simpa

Comment:
rhythm?

Escaping the Rainbow
by dahkota

Comment:
dark

Dusk Ripples
by PaulE

Comment:
Tilted horizon spoils it...

Defying Gravity
by danderson107

Comment:
neat