An early start
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Hmm, this is one of those scenes that I might prefer in B&W (b&w, sepia, other duo-quadtones). The color and complexity of the pyramids draws the eye away from the people. With B&W it is a little bit less so.
Despite that I like the composition and moment. Just enough detail to see that they are a woman and man. The entry provides a good frame, altough it is bit high in relation to the human size. The architect should be hanged, no, make that guillotined. :)

Residential uplift
by mijak

Comment:
Funny. :)

Dream Catcher
by love

Comment:
When I stand back 7ft from my screen I appreciate it a lot more than from 1.5ft. Strange effect.

At Last Light
by Pedro

Comment:
Nice perspective, great sky. Like the coffee/tobacco color.

The Lone Ranger
by labuds

Comment:
Simple (in terms of what is in the frame, opposite is busy), strong. Good.
Space above works well.

Breezeless Night
by puma

Comment:
I like the steps of purple to white in the background. The silhouette of the mill is nice but the trees are slightly distracting.

In The Cold, Cold Ground
by sher

Comment:
Wonderful composition, the lines of branches of the tree are very strong and form an interesting pattern. The angle of the ground makes the lower part keep interest. The stone adds a feeling of place and serenity in combo with the tree. Very good.

Before Sunrise
by kmbr2001

Comment:
Perhaps there is a way to hide that light behinde the poles of the fence? It draws the eye away from the tree. I like the light on the ground, the purplepink contrasts well with the blue. Nice subject for a silhouette, though the crop is a bit tight in the upper left.

Remembrance
by Truegsht

Comment:
Background has a painting like look, nice. There is a lot of space around the cross, I think a portrait layout might work a bit better.

Many rivers to cross
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
Great perspective and light, good.