I Be Grateful That Freedom Of Religion Are In My Country
by Mona

Comment by Bela45:
Looks like a swedish church:-)

I Be Grateful That Freedom Of Religion Are In My Country
by Mona

Comment by jonpink:
Bad Points: Very badly focused
Good Points: nice red interest
Overall Score: 1

I Be Grateful That Freedom Of Religion Are In My Country
by Mona

Comment by moodville:
Composition is good, i like how you've framed the shot with the trees on either side. The quality doesnt look the best, and I'm wondering if this is because it seems a little soft, possibly handheld? If you look at the wall it looks a little tilted, but the perspective of the building is fairly good.

I Be Grateful That Freedom Of Religion Are In My Country
by Mona

Comment by dagaleaa:
beautiful church....thanks for sharing it

I Be Grateful That Freedom Of Religion Are In My Country
by Mona

Comment by Neuferland:
Something everyone should be grateful for. A nice shot overall, a 7

Subtle Nuances Surprise Me Most ! Indians?
by Mona

Comment by Neuferland:
I'm really not sure I get this one. I have looked and looked and looked and just don't get the Indian reference. If they are in the woods, I just can't see them. It's a very nice shot overall, the colors, the clarity, the crop is well done. A 7 to start, going to an 8

Aroma Amor
by Mona

Comment by ogdenm:
This one raises the issue of ethics. To me, and of course there is always doubt, this is a shot of a perfume display in a mall. Ethically, this is someone else's art (the display) of which you have taken a picture.

Subtle Nuances Surprise Me Most ! Indians?
by Mona

Comment by pcody:
Smoke signals? Too subtle for my old slow brain.

Aroma Amor
by Mona

Comment by justine:
I'm back to raise my vote on this. The more I look at it the more I like it. Well done. good job here. The contrasting colors are really good, along with the focus.

Subtle Nuances Surprise Me Most ! Indians?
by Mona

Comment by e301:
Smoke signals? Is that the point? I looked at this for ages and didn't get it, and have just realised that on coming back to comment a bit. Beyond whether or not this meets the challenge, I think it lacks shape as a photograph: the compositional balance of the various elements is quite heavy-handed (the house coming into the frame almost to the halfway point, the angles and colours of the pile of stuff by the door catching the eye most, and the lack of any great progression of light in the frame. The colours throughout are well caught, but are for me too natural, to ordinary, too everyday: you aren't showing me anything special here, if you follow me.