Door that's closed for ever
by tiki28

Comment:
Well seen.
Image is a little soft or out of focus and should be a bit sharper. A slight boost in saturation and slight decrease in brightness would richen this image up in my opinion.

Camp Turley
by LesleyNelson

Comment:
Though meeting the challenge, there isn't a lot to really capture a viewr's attention here. The focal point shifts back & forth between the dome structure to the main building, fighting for attention (distracting).

Withered and Weathered
by totaldis

Comment:
Pretty good composition and well seen.
The black borders are hurting this image and a wider aspect crop would have looked better in my opinion. We aren't stuck to 640x480. 640x640, 640x512, 640x480, 640x400 and even 640x320 are fairly popular sizes

This one has seen better days....
by Physics_Guru

Comment:
Perhaps a little too centered composition-wise.
A little different point of view would have eliminated the "pipe" in the lower right corner, which is an element of distraction.

One day I will be grand.
by raykay23

Comment:
A little to bright/high on the contrast in my opinion.
As a suggestion, try taking the image into Photoshop (assuming you have it), and in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, take the yellow channel hue and saturation to the right a little (may 10 pts) and bright the lightness down a bit (10-20 pts) to give the yellows more of a darker, richer green look, and bring the red saturation up just a little.

This Old House
by rex

Comment:
As a suggestion, try taking the image into Photoshop (assuming you have it), and in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, take the yellow channel hue and saturation to the right a little (may 10 pts) and bright the lightness down a bit (10-20 pts) to give the yellows more of a darker, richer green look, and bring the red saturation up just a little. (4)

long days long nights
by mainestream

Comment:
At 440x260 pixels, this image is a bit on the small side. making use you 640 pixels on the longest side will help an image alot in a challenge.
The site has some great tutorials on how to prepare a shot for submission in the Forum drop-downs under Tutorials. if you need further help, please PM me now or after the challenge and I can direct you to some great sources of help.
You did meet the challenge and gave you a 4 for effort.

As a suggestion, try taking the image into Photoshop (assuming you have it), and in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, take the yellow channel hue and saturation to the right a little (may 10 pts) and bright the lightness down a bit (10-20 pts) to give the yellows more of a darker, richer green look, and bring the red saturation up just a little.

Plank House
by eaemthomas

Comment:
Image seems more about the foliage than the building in my opinion.
Perhaps a little more angle on the building would help the composition.
As a suggestion, try taking the image into Photoshop (assuming you have it), and in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, take the yellow channel hue and saturation to the right a little (may 10 pts) and bright the lightness down a bit (10-20 pts) to give the yellows more of a darker, richer green look, and bring the red saturation up just a little.

Once upon a time....A man's castle was his home.
by armin

Comment:
As a suggestion, try taking the image into Photoshop (assuming you have it), and in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, take the yellow channel hue and saturation to the right a little (may 10 pts) and bright the lightness down a bit (10-20 pts) to give the yellows more of a darker, richer green look, and bring the red saturation up just a little.

JUST LISTED - Charming Fixer-Upper
by 2Shay

Comment:
As a suggestion, try taking the image into Photoshop (assuming you have it), and in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, take the yellow channel hue and saturation to the right a little (may 10 pts) and bright the lightness down a bit (10-20 pts) to give the yellows more of a darker, richer green look, and bring the red saturation up just a little.