Artificial Flowers Never Die
by CocoCoco

Comment:
I suggest cropping out the flowers along the left edge of the scene because they distract from the otherwise well composed scene.

Shhhh Did You See That
by westford

Comment:
While the processing gives a dramatic look, you've pushed it to the point where there are unpleasant halos around the tree branches and along the edge of the treelike in the background.

1820
by jrphoto

Comment:
I like the dreaminess of this one. One nitpick: wish you had crouched just a tad lower so that the right edge of the crossbar on the cross didn't intersect the top of the headstone behind it.

The END
by PaulG13

Comment:
It's fun to play with selective saturation/desaturation. In this case, there are extraneous bits of flower petals that should've been converted to gray instead of being left red. The red chunk between the two top blooms is one example. The same thing happens between and near the foreground pair of red flowers, and the stray bits on the top headstone are also distracting.

Gone But Always Cherished
by Jackson_H

Comment:
Good use of layering the foreground, middle area, background.

Garding the ones who passed
by ederontiveros

Comment:
Needs a stronger composition. Scene is too chaotic and doesn't draw the viewer's attention to any one thing.

mom
by tnun

Comment:
Straight head-on shots like this don't tend to be very interesting. They are documentary but not artistic. Focus also seems a little soft.

Blue Ribbon Lurking
by wbanning

Comment:
The composition contains too many different things to look at : the headstone, the can of PBR, the bottle, and the flagpole in the background.

who ya gonna call?
by klkitchens

Comment:
Graveyards aren't usually funny, but this cracks me up. Good humor and good use of lens flare too.

It was a dark and stormy night
by mykoleary

Comment:
A cool-looking cross. A bit of supplemental lighting on the cross, or at least some dodging to lighten it, would make for a more dramatic presentation.