Nobody's Perfect
by idnic

Comment:
What is with the teeth? Otherwise, a very nice shot.

Harris Hawk - Sacred Bird of the Moki Indian
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Excellent shot.

Is Nothing Sacred
by codfish

Comment:
Evidently not - and they can't even spell. The photo could use more light on the right 1/2.

Time - Antique memories
by Tlemetry

Comment:
Absolutely love the colors and reflection in the clock's face.

God's footprints in the sand
by Kelsee

Comment:
Argh! Nice shot, but you chopped off his big toe and next one... I like the framing, although I might have tried to crop out the tree on top of the hill - not sure though, because it helps draw the eye along the line of footprints. Nice reflections on the water & water's edge.

sacred church
by unknowndeath

Comment:
What a great sky! I hate wires - they ruin the best shots and not as easy to edit out as one might think (which of course would not be allowed in Basic Editing).

Sacred Wedding Rings
by scknma

Comment:
Nice idea & nice rings. Your shot is center composition and nicely lit. The focus, however, is not on the rings, but on the near edge of the ring box with its strong pink color and vertical lines. I think tilting the box forward would have put more focus on the rings and reduced the emphasis on the front of the box.

crux
by alexgarcia

Comment:
Normally I'd comment on the bottom 1/3 being too dark, but in this shot it works because of the very strong cross. It makes it look like the dark band is very deliberate and chosen specifically to highlight the cross. This very strong bottom 1/3 is nicely balance by the colorful stained glass windows in the top 2/3. No distractions & nicely framed. I wish the windows were a little sharper / clearer, but not sure if that is possible. Very nice shot.

Sacred No More: Family Farms
by juliejold

Comment:
Out of sight out of mind - but when there's a food shortage...

Sacred Song
by fancypants

Comment:
Depth of field is too narrow. Virtually all that is in focus in this shot is the ship II on the book, and maybe the foreground wood. You might consider cropping this just above & to the right of the foreground book.