"....God shed his grace on thee."
by vernabeth

Comment:
What's good about this is the colors and the light. Outstanding. They really give a good feel for the distance between the tree and the background. What could be improved is the post processing, a lot of artifacts were created for whatever reason. I sorta like the centered composition for this one.

Tamara in Wonderland
by i_sky

Comment:
Really nice. Where is the display? The lack of details enhances the feeling of being in an alternate universe. The colors work well. I also like the composition. The best thing is how normal the person seems, doing his work, within the scene.

By His Grace I was saved ....
by GrandmaEMT

Comment:
I'm trying to find the words to describe this photo. I like the flatness and geometry, the colors, the composition, well everything really. I can not find any flaws. Guess I'll have to give you a perfect score.

A grandmother's hands in prayer.
by HRoxas

Comment:
When the challenge is over, this would look nice as a desaturated image. Good framing and placement of all the pieces. Nitpick, if you don't mind, would be the shadows. I would like to see them softer. Just a suggestion, try a black piece of cloth behind and under her hands next time. Those red beads should really pop then!

Fragile ...
by dimitrii

Comment:
I'm attracted to this photo. The contrast between the model and the flowers makes the photo dynamic. The title doesn't seem to fit because the lighting is somewhat harsh and the makeup on the model's eyes make them look hard. This is just my opinion, I apologize if this offends you.

when she sleeps
by sergut

Comment:
Arms and hands are very graceful. These have a lovely bend, creating a semicircle. So you did hit the challenge right on. If I could offer some suggestions as to how to improve this image. The first thing is to get rid of the distracting blocks of darkness at the top. When you have a lovely subject, sometimes less is more. If you used digital zoom, don't. It introduces too much noise and that makes the image look soft. See all those squigly patterns? It's your camera trying to create details it can't actually see.
I hope I didn't offend you. Your eye is good, just need a little more experience.

A Horse Of Course
by aKiwi

Comment:
The repetition works to add more grace to the picture. The difference in the color of the horses and halters also adds interest. There are a couple of things that you might consider improving. The nose of the horse futherest away is a little close to the outside border and the shadows are a bit distracting and they lead the eyes up to the umm.. brown patch, in the grass.

Green Grass Grace
by Gordon

Comment:
The color is pleasing as is the composition. It might have been better to have the focus on the top drops, or at least, that's my opinion.

remnant
by mcmurma

Comment:
It does have graceful lines. The way that the leading point touches the surface and the other touch points are less obvious gives this a good floating feeling.

Mother and Son
by inspzil

Comment:
The idea of a light on him is an excellent idea as is the darkness all around. Really focuses on the important part of the statue. Did you try placing a light behind his head. I think you might be able to get a halo effect that way. I'm sorry, but there is something on Mary's face and it makes it look like she has a mustache.