Flower
by mineru_forgardu

Comment:
Your subject is a pretty flower - I don't see how this meets the challenge - this is more a narrow view of a natural object rather than a view of a countryside or city. Also from a composition standpoint, your flower is very centered in the frame - finding a way to use the rule of thirds would improve this shot.

my dream house
by violeta

Comment:
Over exposed - no detail on the rocks in the foreground or in the sky.

Hanging Curtains
by bucket

Comment:
This has the feel in a way of an old master painting with the hands and the drapes on the side and looking out the thick glass. However, when I think landscape, I think scenic beauty showcased rather than diluted through tthe window with the action implied of hanging the curtain.

Desert Skin
by crabappl3

Comment:
Reminds me of Ansel Adams style.

The Wilderness
by Rupert

Comment:
The detail in your clouds is gone because you have over exposed this shot. Plus your vantage point minimizes the details in the foreground.

Where is my landscape?
by helder

Comment:
That is a GOOD question!!!!!!

Buttermilk Falls 1
by wrosenberg

Comment:
I think if you had sized this one larger - I would have ranked it higher. But it is a pretty shot with a nice water blur. 6

Snow
by SamuelDPC

Comment:
Tilted horizon, blurred object in lower left corner . . . . . . . I think you need to give more thought to composition - I really don't know what your subject is - the snowman (falling off the frame at this angle), the house across the street. When shooting for competition think carefully about what your subject is . . . . then compose your shot to showcase that subject.

A Golden Pond
by mkalandros

Comment:
I think this one would have been stronger if you had cropped out the sky. I really like the pretty colors you captured and their reflection. 7

Kobe 1995 Earth Quake Memorial
by zxaar

Comment:
This just does not seem to fit the category of landscape - it is more architectural or still life.