Enlightenment
by JamesKW

Comment:
Worshipping the light? Putting the statues like you did, makes my eyes switch constantly between the two. I think you put in too much. The candle in itself would've been better, or the left statue with the candle. Now it seems a bit restless. 5

The Fortuneteller's Window
by nonni

Comment:
I would've cropped the flowers on the right and I would've gotten rid of the light object behind the candle in the left window. Both are distracting in this rather nice composition. 5

Attachment
by skewsme

Comment:
I like your composition, would've even be stronger in B&W I think. 7

Coasting Free
by Transit

Comment:
The colours are not exactly shouting 'silence', but the main thing I'm falling over is the tilted horizon. 4

Tranquility on the Rocks
by ShutterPug

Comment:
It would've been if you had left out the flowers, they absolutely don't match with the beauty of sea and rocks on the beach in colour as well in form. 4

Rocks and Bamboo
by admart01

Comment:
I like the 'ingredients' you used, but not too much the way you've arranged them. The stones, beautiful as they are individually, would've been the focuspoint if they had been put together in one of the three dark spaces. Now they're somewhat shattered all over and my eye has to hop from one to the other.
Hope I make sense, because English is not my native language and sometimes it's hard to explain exactly what I have in mind. 5.

Framed in sandstone
by arpita

Comment:
My country is flat as a cookie on a tray, lucky for you you made that trip. Wonderful nature. Congrats on blue.

Stealing the spotlight
by Presidente

Comment:
Descriptions says 'forground should be framing background'. I can't really find that in your photo. She's kinda popping out of the frame. 6

Triplets
by sunrise

Comment:
'Forground framing background' isn't exactly true in your photo, but I'm not such a strict person myself so I like it anyway, specially the colours.

Web Frame
by 2mccs

Comment:
This is my favorite of all entries. Great catch 9