Brave New World
by UrfaK

Comment:
Loved this book. Picked a hard one, got the reproductive reference. A nice cleanly executed shot, gives one a starting point and sets them adrift knowing they can work it out because there are plenty of avenues to take. I think you've done well, minimal is good.6.

"Airport" by Arthur Hailey (1968)
by HarveyG

Comment:
Hmmm literal to a T, nice and clear, so you're technique brings you up. Pretty much an on the surface interpretation, which isn't all that bad.5.

Tribute to O.Henry
by lei_73

Comment:
O Henry's Full House is new to me so I don't understand the cabbage (or is it a brussel sprout?), maybe that's the twist and you're being street witty ;). Nice lighting and focus on the green thing, I like this because it suggests a story, and that you understand what's there and did something with it (even though I don't have a clue). 6.

Grapes of Wrath
by snaffles

Comment:
Symbolically there, though the novel deals with drought, the feeling of anger and angst is clear and the grittiness of despair. A tough one to portray I must admit.5.

To Kill A Mockingbird
by mefnj

Comment:
Lovely in its morbidity. A good find, unless you carry one of these around in you bag ;) I think it connects with the novel wonderfully and has an artistic impact, good lighting and enough grungy detail to pull it off.8.

On Golden Pond
by dtremain

Comment:
A pretty scene but I think sunrise or sunset would have had more impact with the more interesting light. Your composition eye is working fine, the balance is there.5.

Go tell it to the mountain ~ James Baldwin
by Neat

Comment:
Well, thems mountains, and good ones. That connects physically but not on the social level of the novel - understandably bit of an ask anyway. Maybe a dark human silhouette raised in prayer or praise could have done it, maybe even just a hand? Nice landscape all the same.5.

The Phantom of the Opera (1920. Gaston Leroux)
by Denielle

Comment:
Ah the classic story. Got the essential ingredients there, though I'm fond of the half face mask myself, but props are props, the relationship is established. B&W is a good choice.5.

Wuthering Heights, a dark and ugly place
by Ammie

Comment:
It is ugly as it stands, shame really, but not a lot going on here for commenting I'm afraid. I see the relationship of the burnt out building with the storyline and somewhat the time period.5.

Flowers for Algernon
by flaherma

Comment:
You have symbolized the story with the flower, gauze and medical scissors quite well, a clean and clear arrangement. The toning adds to the mood nicely. A pleasant image true to the novel.6.