Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by Kavey:
This doesn't really work for me as an image. The composition feels messy - the foreground tree is tilted (which may be how it is in real life but when one can only see this small section of it, just makes the image feel unbalanced to me). The angle we have here makes the graveyard look cluttered and crowded rather than a peaceful resting place and the main cross we can see has it's bottom cropped out. It seems that you can't quite decide whether your subject is the foreground tree, the graves or the landscape beyond.

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by greslizzz:
try to control those blues in the sky

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by xodiak:
This is a nice shot but the subject area is a bit cluttered which causes the image to loose impact.

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by tjbel05:
The tree branch in front is very distracting to the overall composition of your photo.

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by doug61853:
I like the colors, but I miss the theme because it is so busy

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by Patsfan:
This is a great landscape shot. The blues in the sky are nice too. 8

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by ruda

Comment by Jewelly:
Cool, I saw this in the challenge, but didn't know it was yours. You did good for your first challenge. Now you have to make a goal to get higher than five. My current goal is to get a six or more, which is hard to do. My entry in the free study challenge is doing good though, so it might be my first one to get over six. I hope so.

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by h2:
very strange composition and crop, can't see what your main subject is

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by Rasai:
The branches in the foreground distract for me.

Where life and death make friends...
by ruda

Comment by temba:
Nice colours and that looks like fabulous scenery in the background. For me, though, the foreground is far to busy and detracts from the image overall.