Dedicated to the Women of......
by kebmod54

Comment:
Clean, clear shot, would like to see it a tiny bit darker to remove (maybe) a little of the glare on her chest. But overall pretty good.

Bank Of China and Cheng Kong of Hong Kong
by justesme

Comment:
Not sure if these buildings are actually monuments, but I think it is a wonderful shot. The blacks and grays and lighting are great. Compostion is also good.

Two Outs, Bottom of the Ninth
by EddyG

Comment:
I wonder if you took a step to the left, to get only the score board in the background how it would be. I think you would have a much stronger image, perhaps try cropping out the 'lines' on the sides?

Mosaiculture
by nathaliedoo

Comment:
Well, the subject here is what gets you points, very interesting find. Photographically though, might have worked better in portrait mode, hence blurring the distracting people and buildings in background. May have tried to crop out the forground people a little more, esp the 1/2 guy and the peoples heads on the bottom. just thoughts again nice find.

How Great Thou Art
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Good light and tones, dark bkgrd works for me. Simple yet effective and technically well done.

Timeless Warrior
by slgardner

Comment:
While generally I don't like frames or strak white backgrounds, in this instance I think the frame helps to offset the starkness of the white. I do quite like your compostion and choice of monuments (i am partial to native folks : ) ). Well done.

Sam Houston
by jab119

Comment:
The lightening and the color of the sky contrasted with the white monu. is what works in this image IMO. The tree is also composed in a way that does not distract from the image and adds to it IMO.

Canada - US Relations 1923
by zeuszen

Comment:
I like the luminescent feeling, esp in the bottom half of this shot. The bottom half has a 'glowing' feeling to it. While in some ways it is like a second image (which some may find distracting) the leaves on top almost appear to be part of the actual monument vs. background. They give it an enhanced 'roman' feel IMO vs. 'can/u.s' feel. I like the detail that your technique seems to enhanced, making an othewise flat image 'pop'.

Naivité?
by dsidwell

Comment:
Well, I think photographically this shot is not great, but I love your title and the statement you are making.

Father and Son
by arnit

Comment:
What an odd yet enjoyable shot. Curious how you did it. Be sure to tell when it is over. Looks like a layer?