Father Cain
by JoanieP

Comment:
Shot's good, well composed, has lots to look at, but perhaps needs a bit more contrast and sat in PP. I'm not judging (you or your congregation). The depiction shows how ostentatious (branches of) the church in many ways has become. The priest and preceedings are faaaar away from the congregation. The enormous mural of Christ is overbearing. I prefer closer accessible places of worship.

gathering place for the religious ~1200 A.D.
by TrollMan

Comment:
Great comp. Almost HDR'like. Great sky and sky reflection in the attic window. Subtle shade on the wall. Green's in the grass covered by late afternoon/early morning shade. All in all a pleasing photo.

Miss You Much
by gsal

Comment:
Looks like a German gravestone not that that has anything to do with the price of eggs! I like the composition and the B and W adds mood to the take, but the focus imho should be on the pidgeon's head not his arse tail feathers :)

"Remove the WHAT?!"
by Lydia

Comment:
Nice idea, good def and sat. Not liking the cropped tweezers and pins.

Density
by BackpackR

Comment:
Creative, colourful, sharp, interesting. Just not liking what looks like a curtain above glass.

Zur Farbenlehre, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1810
by oscarthepig

Comment:
Nice abstract and well researched title. I love the colours allthough not fond of pinks. Oranges, mauve and purples are really pleasant. Sehr gut! :P

Electricity
by CrazyDiamond

Comment:
Great shot and B and W PP. Almost looks like South Africa?

Pi, a fundamental constant of nature, found in nature
by joeyz101

Comment:
Soft, subtle, nice lens, good photo, quite a few washed out highlights but acceptable. Hope the long title doesn't hurt you in the long run, as they seem to on DPC.

FeCr2O4
by pjd101

Comment:
Interesting shot, unique. Looks like Cola :) Nice splash effect. Unusual B and W PP. Higher marks also for effort in research and OOB title.

Useless info of the day:
Chromite is a mineral, not a liquid as you no doubt know. Once it is smelted/leeched, it is in 'liquid' form but then its glowing gold in colour and is primarily used in the making of (stainless) steel. The biggest single producer is South Africa @ 44% of global output (6.5 Million Metric Tons per year). The closest mines are less than 2 hours drive from me in the enormous Bushveld Igneous Complex.

Star Trail Science
by Hoddib

Comment:
It's a beautiful shot. Maybe you meant Star "Trail" ? :)