St John Lutheran Church and School
by badsilverfox66

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Composition: 5 - Technical: 5 - Creativity: 5 - Appeal: 4 - Challenge: 5 - Overall Score: 5 - (weighted - NOT a calculated average)

St John Lutheran Church and School
by badsilverfox66

Comment by maroberts:
I found it to "normal" if I might say... looks almost like anybody mariage shot.

St John Lutheran Church and School
by badsilverfox66

Comment by Matthew:
Flash is ugly here (maybe try boucing it off the ceiling - wood will give a funny colour cast, but that is easier to fix than the dreadful lighting here).

Also not the prettiest of times to shoot - lots of people are distracting, as is the tripod. Video screens are not pretty. One or two people in this room at the end of the service might have been a lot more aesthetically pleasing.

St John Lutheran Church and School
by badsilverfox66

Comment by jeremiah94:
flash ruined this photo

St John Lutheran Church and School
by badsilverfox66

Comment by FourPointX:
harsh flash blows out the elderly gentleman on the left and keeps pulling my eye toward him. otherwise nice image 6

Smooth and Solid
by badsilverfox66

Comment by Steef:
i like how the lines converge towards the bottom left corner. nice job processing.

Smooth and Solid
by badsilverfox66

Comment by NikonJeb:
Good DOF and perspective....6

Smooth and Solid
by badsilverfox66

Comment by Teafran:
Unique viewpoint which can imparts a sense of vertigo. An image that demonstates the subject matter of the challenge in good fashion with excellant DOF and color control. Both a technical and artistic success that more than adequately meets the challenge subject in particular with the color shading.

Winter Wonderland
by badsilverfox66

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Just comes off as really flat to me. Not sure what to suggest.

Smooth and Solid
by badsilverfox66

Comment by Sheryll:
Unusual orientation/rotation of the photo. Not sure if it helps or not. 180 rotation may work better because of the interesting texture of the bricks in the foreground. 180 would lead me "into" the photo easier I think.