Diocese of Southwark
by redmoon

Comment:
Interesting use of wide angle lens but not sure you needed to go that extreme. Perhaps a 28-30 mm lens would have been a better choice? I don't know. The light on the right is a little overpowering and pulls the attention away from what should be the focus of the piece. One of the things a fisheye does is make the viewer's eye want to move around the entire image more and the highlights on the right fight that.

Closer to the Gods: between clouds at 40,000 ft
by moonjeong

Comment:
Very nice saturation. I think this one works well for the challenge. Good luck!

salt lake temple
by mbmcnabb

Comment:
Image is a little right-leaning--horizon could have been straighter.

Is it critical that the viewer sees the trees and driveway? Perhaps you could try a tighter crop that focused more on the contrasting colors between the sky and temple. Blue and silver/light gray are a fantastic color combination--one of my favorites. The dark green also goes well with the gray, but I feel like it pulls attention away from where the strength of the image lies.

Nice saturation.

Higher Ground (Church of Kópavogur)
by arngrimur

Comment:
Was the grain intentional? I think that it works against the subject and feeling of this shot. Other than that though, darn fine work . Nice saturation. I would have been tempted to over saturate this were it mine, but I think you made the right decision and kept a sort of "cold steel" tone to the image. Again, darn fine work.

The Corrosive Touch of Time
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Another blue for the Oregon coast! The ship grounding was not for naught. Well done.

speedo
by Skip

Comment:
Interesting! Very cool shot. Where was this taken that you could get an angle like this?

The Water Mill
by turdave

Comment:
Very cool. The monochrome was a good choice here.

Sailing to the past
by alexgarcia

Comment:
Gah! The lamppost!

Portal
by elsapo

Comment:
I love the technique and use of DOF. Good saturation too.

Anton Chekhov
by kevrobertson

Comment:
wow cool shot! Only one very minor complaint about the image grain. Very neat.