thanks for the comment, gazdi. i did not notice the trees you were referring too, you're probably right. i really should be more mindful of the details that will add more character to the photo. thanks again!

Nice image, not much to say. I might crop some off the top to focus more on the cross.

Also blurring the background may have added to the impact of the foreground cross popping out at you.

Yes, I also like the way that you have picked out one cross in front with the sea of them behind. Good use of B&W to emphasise shape and tone.

I like it too. Perhaps less sky and a little more ground to empathize where it all finishes.

Oh I see. The only thing you could have done was choosing a different angle, so the sheadows were more obvious to be dropped by the sun.

that makes sense. thank you. :)

It's still a really good image though.

This is a very striking image. All the more so for his direct gaze contrasted against the gun and barbed wire. I cannot help but wonder why this is yet to feature.

nothing features anymore on vazaar. it's closed.

But yes, I agree. This shot says a lot. Well done. I love his shirt!

oh yeah, i didn't notice that before. they are a little bit different, huh? I also just noticed that pole on the far left, haha. funny I should only notice that now. thanks for the comment!

I would crop the top so that none of the blue of the sky can be seen.

Great image though, adore it!

The depth that you have created in your image is really quite captivating, as is the detail in the trunks and branches. I also think that the toning that you have selected works very well to create a very strong image overall. Nice work.

I agree with most of the above comments, not sure about the one about the sky though. I like the relief it gives to the tones and hues of the main subject.

Technically it's a good photograph except for the distortion you might want to remove.

that's always a problem of mine, the side seems to be turning inwards. would you know do i fix something like that?

Photoshop: Filters: Distort: Lens Distortion

The exposure of this shot to maintain the detail in the sky works very well. However, the bottom quarter of the frame doesn't seem to add a lot and makes it feel quite empty. Perhaps the inclusion of a person in the foreground might add to the "life" of the composition.