Tombstones

I think that this is a really well seen and brave composition. The window is a vehicle that brings us through into the graveyard and is well framed and exposed. I like the balance between the sky and the greenery and I like that the scene isn't screaming 'cliché'. This is strong and simple. Nicely done.

This is lovely and eye-catching. A strong image that has much to do with the quality of light: soft and golden - but I wonder whether the framing choices might have been a little more strict. It seems churlish to too harshly criticise here but the two crosses that flank the central one, 'lean' a little too much. That may be just how they were or there might be some distortion of the verticals - but either way, I wonder where possible excluding the left and moving a couple of inches might have produced something stronger. Or simply moving back an inch to give both crosses more space in the frame. Anyway, for all that, it's a cracking effort. Well done.

I think that this is rather special: not because it's a complication frame but rather because it's the very opposite. The off-centre framing leads us into the picture and the delicacy of the light pics out both the obvious carnation (?) but also the lichen and the yellow of the wild flowers. It's contemplative and quiet and the (I suspect) slight vignetting means our attention is always brought back to the lit cross. Nicely done.