To sail away, for a year and a day.
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Nice composition. The contrast between the bright sail of the boat and the fog around the bridge makes this one a wonderful image.

Destination Unknown
by Balko

Comment:
Loved the contrasts and highlights on the wood desk. The image was nicely done.

Guess The Final Destination......
by JOHNBOY1970

Comment:
I immediately noticed the white area near the bottom. It should have been cropped out. One of those details that you have to be aware of. I did like the tonal treatment you did on the image, and the detail of the stone is really nice.

Platform 4 (the way home)
by redmoon

Comment:
Too much blur. If you were trying to depict motion, it is always a good idea to have some part of the image sharper.

To be Accept Above
by JEFFJSB

Comment:
Colors need to be more contrasty and saturated. Also, it is best not to divide a composition in half, as was done here. A lower angle to get more of the field or higher to get more of the church might have kept that cut in half look away.

Then the Judgment
by M.O.C.

Comment:
It is too dark (at least on my moniter.) I think you could have taken a few of the spikes away when you used the star filter, too. Light needed a lot of adjustments.

Christ's Shadow
by rjkstesch

Comment:
My favorite part of the photo was the upper right, with the beautiul cream white rounded object contrasting with the blue background. The lighting was lovely and subdued. Your sentiment was also lovely in your title. I thought it could have been clearer, though, and some of the noise could have been cleaned up in the white areas of the photo.

Six Feet Under
by soup

Comment:
Such a paradox in this photo. I liked what you did with the combination. Just a little more focused and a little dodging around the purple petals would have added a few points to the score.

The New Me
by Rego

Comment:
I was saddened by such a photo. I hope you are truly not serious about being the new you. As a photo for an article regarding the ravages of anorexia, this is so compelling. I feel it fits better into a photojournalism theme, not perspective.

A perspective
by Antonino

Comment:
I like the image, but I would have liked to see it tilted diagonally when it was taken to show the way the windows form a nice pattern. Possibly even filling up more of the frame, or cropping it a little.