A lot of feeling in here, your use of the effect supports that, I can kind of connect that feeling to the Lost Generation of the novel and the Spanish style of colour. I can imagine the clouds are the bulls in the yellow sand being watched by the city below.6.
Terrific use of warm silhouette contrasting against a necessary row of nocturnal blue above puffs of smoke from Hemingway's pipe, there is wonderful luminance in this shot. very high score from me.9
This picture might be a good illustration for the meaning of Hemingway's title originated from Ecclesiates
The sun rises and the sun sets, and hurries back to where it rises but it feel like a good sunset/sunrise shoehorned for this challenge. Yes, another good sunset.
6 I came back to this image because of its painterly qualities. It does not fit the novel but there is some of Turner, some of the Dutch masters in it...
7
This really looks like a painting, especially the clouds and sun. A nice shot, but it plays only on the title and not so much on the story, though I have only read the synopsis and might be missing something. I might have rated it higher in a different challenge. 6
Seems a good literal interpretation of the title except for the artificial, almost painterly rendition of the clouds which could better serve a science fictional location. But the tones and contrast provide immediate impact that is pleasing to view on its own merits. 6
4...I love how the clouds look, very painterly. That being said, it conjures nothing of what the book is actually about. For me, this photograph is more about finding a title to suit an image. i think it might be a little over sharpened too. I can't tell for sure, if it's that or some sort of filter effect.
The photo seems a little odd to me. I personally do not like the dark clouds and the blue/gray sky. I guess the photo seems a little choppy and doesn't really flow throughout.
Don't like the processing you've chosen... it's like a "painted" effect? I don't' think it works with this shot. Perhaps a "diffusion" would have worked better?
But the title fits.
Gave it a 4