graffiti wedding
by Doubledizzle

Comment by elTORO:
So Beautiful.....8

tremblant forest
by Doubledizzle

Comment by HarveyG:
Nice shot, leading lines, placing a shadow with hat or hand over your lens would have reduced the flare.

tremblant forest
by Doubledizzle

Comment by one2one:
Ah yes, home. :)

tremblant forest
by Doubledizzle

Comment by ArtistGary:
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roman courtyards
by Doubledizzle

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Greetings from Andi via the Critique Club and congratulations on this top ten image!

First Impression: A well exposed sky and you did a decent job of exposing the rest of the shot though its still a little dark at the edges for me.

Composition: Considering the planter being in the way I think you did a great job of composing this shot but it looks as if it could do with being rotated half a degree to the left.

Subject: Fits the challenge well though it doesn't 'WOW' me (I gave it a 6 btw). Now, if there was a low flying aeroplane dead centre this would have ribboned :)

Technical: My only thought on the technical quality of this shot is maybe some light shadow/highlight or equivalent during post processing to get a little more details at the edges but, after saying that maybe it works better as it is.

Final thoughts: A great shot for the challenge. Maybe you could have squeezed most of this into a square crop? I love the shutters at various staged of being opened/closed.

roman courtyards
by Doubledizzle

Comment by kauisyndrome:
I like it off-centered as it is. :o)

roman courtyards
by Doubledizzle

Comment by liberty:
Nice colors and lighting, 6

New Brunswick Cemetery
by Doubledizzle

Comment by Bosborne:
I grew up right next to a cemetery. This photo reminds me of this very one...We used to take a picnic lunch and go and sit for hours there...Strange, but I find comfort in cemeteries...
Congrats on the top 10!

roman courtyards
by Doubledizzle

Comment by kmusser:
Not quite centered but still nice.

roman courtyards
by Doubledizzle

Comment by ASTONishing:
great idea, but you're not quite centered under the square.