Tombstones

I don't think that this is the best of images but I DO like the idea and the attempt. It's a really nice, thoughtful composition and the cobweb is well seen. A more accurate exposure on the sky beyond would have rendered this a better frame but bravo for having a go and well seen.

In contrast to many of the images here, this is a simple and clean frame with no artifice - just a well seen and decently executed frame. I like that the figure is surrounded by grasses and appears almost 'relaxed'. The image's strength is its surprise: a reclining (or fallen?) figure in a graveyard. I think that the exposure (via a little too much contrast I suspect) is a little off - some overexposure - but that's a minor quibble. Well done.

I think that there's a cracking picture in here but the framing slightly loses it. I think if the photographer 'anchored' the frame a little higher and excluded the rather distracting half gravestone, frame left then the flowers would still be visible but the hand of the angel would dominate. Nicely exposed however. Well seen.

This is very simple but effective. It's an unremarkable scene but framing has made something out of the mundane. The angle on the grave is acute and leads us into the rest of the image allowing us to examine not only the surrounds but also the weathered cross itself. Nicely done.