jacobeliana

Wow!  This one is truly excellent.  Love the processing. I never would have thought to take it that bright.

Very nice and love the B&W.

This one is gorgeous.

STILL a favorite.

My pleasure!   It's rare to find someone who honestly wants critique instead of "ooohs" and "ahhhhhs."  

Cropping is something I've struggled with and still don't always get it right.

Amazing shot especially under the circumstances.

Meir, I particularly like that this is not a typical "smile for the camera" shot.  It conveys a realism lacking in posed shots.  My only wish would be to have the top of her head included.  

Nicely done.

Beautiful composition.  Like Mary, I'd love to see it larger.

Very nicely done and the b&w is a nice touch.  I wondered if it might benefit from being slightly more off-center?  I'm not sure that would improve it any, but it did cross my mind.

Beautiful as always.  Applecore.

I like the idea a lot.  I had a couple of thoughts.  The over-exposed windows are distracting.  Since shadows are not a major part of the image, can you re-shoot when the outside light isn't so bright?  I might also play with the angles a little.  If you can capture the scene but omit the bit of pew in the bottom left corner it might make it sleeker. I'd also like to see more of the woodgrain.  I'm not a good photoshopper but tweaking the levels might help.

I spent a couple minutes fiddling with your image.  I don't know about the B&W.  It's really hard to tell with an image that's this small.  I did play with the crop a little.  What do you think?  

I might, at that.  

As to critiques, there are some extremely talented, helpful photographers on this site.  Unfortunately, the volume of traffic is so high that many interesting images and photographers who really do want critique are missed.  

Still love it.

This one is still a favorite of mine.

This is a particularly fine image.  The rays of sun, lines of the village, all set the stage to tell a sweet love story about this elderly couple.  It is evocative, beautiful, and wonderful.

Really nice shot!

The reflection takes this from just another flower shot to something more interesting.  Nice.

I like the general idea of what I think you're trying to do, but I think it might come through a bit more clearly with a bit of editing.  I would considerupping the contrast and then cropping some of the left side off.  I'm also wondering if B&W would work.

They are certainly vibrant.  I like the lines, too.

My apologies, then,  I misunderstood and thought critique was requested.

This does not speak to me.  What were you looking to capture?

This is a snapshot;  nice for a memento, but it's not art.

The aircraft is too dark , the composition too plain (no pun intended).  However, I like the positioning and angle.

This is a nice snapshot.