fahrenheit 451
by thelsel

Comment:
this is a picture representing the content of the story, not a picture of the title. otherwise excellent.

God in the Dock by C.S. Lewis
by dsidwell

Comment:
best to proofread the title before hitting submit to avoid mistakes like this title

Positive Space
by jjbeguin

Comment:
terrific lighting. this might be more striking in black & white or even duotone, picking up the mid shade of the brown brick.

Quiet bench by the bend.
by Trinch

Comment:
I haven't been to this garden (I'm 99% sure I know where it is) since the summer. Its feeling in November is very different, quieter, with all the flowers "sleeping." That's what gives this a meditative quality. I'm not sure I'd call it "sacred" but it's definitely contemplative and emotive, especially with the curving path disappearing into the near horizon.

household Shinto altar
by kenbo

Comment:
would like this better in color. the wood tones would be very warm and help the sacrosanct impression. also a slight rotation to the left of about half a degree to make the tabletop perfectly horizontal.

Our Lady of Lourdes
by sleekr

Comment:
This would benefit greatly from softer lighting (not a flash), perhaps a longer exposure *with* a tripod (to avoid the blur on the leaves) and a higher angle (so we could see some of the statue's face).

Place to Pray
by melongrind

Comment:
This has that sort of hazy halo about it that makes it look blown-up, oversharpened, or perhaps taken with digital zoom? Getting closer to the head of the aisle and having fewer pews in the photo might have made everything clearer.

Inner Sanctum
by Flash

Comment:
soft focus works very well to make this room look inviting and so warm. I would crop this picture so you only see the one door. The handle on the right-side door is distracting. Half (or one-third) door and half (or two-thirds) bedroom would be a simpler and more effective composition.

My Sacred Place
by jab119

Comment:
One of the best water/nature/horizon/infinity shots this challenge. I like the one stark cloud and the single seagull, and the color and reflections are lovely. The lens flare around the sun is distracting, but perhaps intentional or unavoidable.

Altered Image
by jfaulkner

Comment:
For some reason this is much more arresting than most of the other simple shots of statuary and shrines. The bright summer colors are very welcome to the gray November I'm in. I wish the tiled roof at the back were cropped out or hidden by a different angle of the trees. It would help give this a larger scale.