Used UV filter to reduce sun sposts and glare. Adjusted color, contrast, and levels. Ran through neat image, Cropped out distracting post, Resized to fit DPC format.
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I'm not an expert but your green grass looks artificial, too bright. Not a bad shot, might have been improved with a non-centered compositions if possible.
Meets the challenge head-on.
Perhaps time of the day is partly to blame, but overall the image is pretty harsh and lacking in detail. Not sure what software you are using, but I would suggest shifting the hue of teh yellow over slightly (to give it a more green look), while increasing the saturation a little and then darkening the yellow. Magenta could also use a little saturation boost and then a little darkening.
Nice photograph with a fitting title. The color appears a little off to me. Too bright. I find all that foliage around the collapsed building quite distracting. I missed seeing the building at first through glance. Perhaps try a tighter crop. I like this shot.
Colors look over saturated and greatly detract from what could have been a good photo. Not very sharp. I think would look somewhat better if the brightness was toned down.
This could be a great image, but I'm bothered by the hot spots in the trees. I find that distracting, as it pulls my eye away from the main focus of the picture. I would have loved ot have seen this taken early in the morning or right aroud sunset.
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