Where Ever You're At.
by tryals15

Comment:
If you got this image without violating the basic editing rules (ie: selective editing) then well done. I love the title and idea for this image.

Reaching Out
by ChikaZAWa

Comment:
The border really suits the heavy black lines in the image - well done on an appropriate border. I really like this shot - and such an interestingly shaped building. Well done.

Moonrise
by MiamiFlute

Comment:
Great work - the moon is so subtle (minus the title) and the remainder of the photo has a beautiful simplicity to it.

"When Two Or Three are Gathered in My Name"
by Rikki

Comment:
Highest score so far from me. Why? The colour is lovely and rich and the inclusion of people really brings it to life. It's a lovely looking church and you have captured it well.

ST ANNE,S JONDARYAN QLD AUSTRALIA
by corrie

Comment:
It's well composed and the background is nice, however your score will suffer because of the colour. The whole image has a blue shade to it. If you need help understanding how to correct this whitebalance issue just send me a message - its really quite easy to do.

Looking Out From Above
by Cam

Comment:
I like the composition and cropping. A little fill light on the statue might have helped separate it from the background a bit better.

"Pray incessently. In connection with everything give thanks."- 1 Thes. 5:17, 18
by Shea927

Comment:
I think it would be a bit better if the subject wasn't totally in the corner of the image so that the border didn't go through the clothing. Also, the border doesn't really add much to the photo. Having said all that - the idea of the shot and the title are both quite good.

Without my head
by eirasi

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club

Technical elements
Technically there is very little wrong with this photo - good sharpness, good colour, good control of a difficult exposure.

Composition
I really like the composition of this shot - only partially including the person (yourself) and having them walk into the frame, away from the camera, works really well. The geometric lines of the panelling and in particular the rivets really provide an interesting, yet non distracting, background.

Border / Title
The border is the ideal colour (black) and even though it's really large I wouldn't specifically say that it is too big for this shot. The title is good.

Personal / Emotional qualities
I'm not sure if not including the head was the original plan or just something you realised once you had taken the first shot. It's ok, but I'm not sure what it's trying to convey emotionally. Personally speaking I would have liked the shot just as much if the head had been included.

Summary
It's a very good shot, and the shadow really dominates as the key element in the photo - which is perfect for the challenge. It is really difficult to say how to improve this shot - there is nothing really wrong with it at all. Good work!

swinger
by ursula

Comment:
I got to vote on this challenge but run out of time to place comments... I was going to leave you a comment though about this image. Personally, it was #1 in the challenge. A great idea executed to perfection. In particular the hair flowing in the breeze helps confirm the motion, and the colours are lovely and rich. Of course it helps that the girl / lady in the photo has a natural beauty about her. In a word... Stunning.

Skiing
by mannjudit

Comment:
I see motion (in the powder) but it doesn't show panning since the ground is crisp.