Brazos Crossing
by TSaylors

Comment:
I don't see the relevance to the challenge, I see wood, steel and trees. Is the pointed element called a sissors? Sorry, it's lost on me.

OOPS!,Is there a Riot going on outside?
by soheil

Comment:
I think this is a little busy. There are a lot of elements that (IMO) really don't flow well. I find myself randomly going from one subgroup to another without any particular reason. 5

Rock
by theSaj

Comment:
Good for you for going out on a limb with this unusual angle. The only problem I have is that the rock seems to be a minor part of the composition. 6

Rock,Paper,Scissors
by boone

Comment:
No offense, but this composition isn't very compelling. I think the winner of a challenge like this will be one who can show the objects in an interesting and unusual way. I think with a little more thought you could have come up with a way to photograph these objects more dynamically. 5 for being on topic, well exposed and in focus.

Spring Wedding
by glad2badad

Comment:
Very strange... extra points!

3 Stoned Buddas & Paper
by TheStick

Comment:
I think you cropped the Buddas too close to the edges, I want to see the whole thing here.

Abandoned Barn
by bbower1956

Comment:
Terrific sky, nice conversion. My only criticism is that the bricks are a little hot and because they are so much brighter that the rest of the image, the eyes are drawn to them, and they should not (IMO) be a focal point of the image. 6

The Old Rambin Place
by Kathryn8

Comment:
I like the color tone and the framing of this image. I think the sky is a little bright, but if you compensated for it, the building would be too dark... so you made the right choice of exposure for this time of day. Good luck 8

Louis the gardener lived here
by jjbeguin

Comment:
The hat in the spot of light is brilliant - this is what separates this photo from the rest. 10 from me.

Framed
by 3DsArcher

Comment:
The frame is cropped disproportionally and really detracts from an otherwise good image. I think it was a poor choice.