Ruins of a Fort

The first image does nothing for me. The scrub adds nothing, and the building sits blockily in the image, crowding out any context.

I like the second one. Just having nicer light adds appeal, and the wide angle perspective of the broken arch on the right rearing up and towards the viewer is effective.

The third image has potential. The colours are drab and grey, try to get a bit more life in the sky. For mine, I think a judicious crop would improve the composition a lot - perhaps take out the left side to the left edge of the pyramidal hill, and take out the bottom part, either to the top of the right hand tree, or so that the hill ends in the bottom right corner of the cropped image. Or something else, but try it without the left and bottom.

The crop is too tight in the first two. Other than that, no complains. They're informative, record shots, not fine art. Nothing wrong with that.

In order to 'give a verdict' we'd need to know your intention when taking each shot. Otherwise all we can do is comment on composition and lighting.

Thanks! great feedback and I'll likely try some other shots that aren't so tightly cropped. These are travel photos. One more attempt:

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