South American Cemetery
by elsapo

Comment by agrimace:
doesn't fit the challenge.

South American Cemetery
by elsapo

Comment by melismatica:
This is an interesting shot. I like the lines leading toward the woman. It lacks really sharp focus. It also lacks the extraordinary, alas.

South American Cemetery
by elsapo

Comment by notonline:
interesting shot but not for my taste

South American Cemetery
by elsapo

Comment by crinklewrinkle:
pic not so extordinary Though I like the angle

South American Cemetery
by elsapo

Comment by Brooklynsbridge:
Oh that's just creepy

A Room with a View
by elsapo

Comment by elsapo:
My first macro!!, got lucky with this photo (camera blured all my other shots)

Away from it All
by elsapo

Comment by heida:
Cant belive I was the only one who gave it a 10, its perfect in its unperfection the unperfection being the little things that are bugging some people like the thing around here But I agree with Jacko, I think it makes the shot, This was highly underrated, Keep up the good work, look forward to see more stuff from you :)

Away from it All
by elsapo

Comment by ChrisW123:
Two things: 1) It's tilted to the right. Looks like she is going to slide right off the end of the bench. 2) You should have cropped it a little so the frame is more portrait. That would fit better with the person and also not show the ends of the bench. The B&W/Sepia is nice.

Away from it All
by elsapo

Comment by Tallbloke:
May have helped levelling this shot. But lovely anyway , nice use of destauration.

Shining Through
by elsapo

Comment by cpanaioti:
** Critique Club **
by cpanaioti

Capturing this type of image is not always easy. What you see with your eye is not necessarily what the camera sees. You've done a good job of getting the contrast just right to bring out the light rays, however the brightest area still seems blown out.

The dark clouds add interest, however the silhouetted bushes at the bottom don't seem to add much. Cropping out most of it, just above the power lines, would probably work and still keep the image balanced.

Keep shooting.

Colette