This is the way
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
It's a picture of a shed and an abandoned sign. It's not "about" the wall in any tangible way. Great find, though :-)

Glazed
by Paul

Comment:
This is way more about the windows, the arches, the banisters than it is the wall. It's a striking place, though...

Barrio
by LevT

Comment:
This works exceptionally well. The two living figures are so perfectly placed :-)

Pipes in Wall
by DistantColours

Comment:
In many ways, I find this an appealing composition, and I wish I liked it more than I do. My primary issue is that the processing doesn't begin to do the image justice. It feels washed out, lackluster, sort of flat and drab. Additionally, there's an aspect of the image's composition that bothers me. Where the boards meet the bricks is pretty much exactly halfway down, it's a "centered horizon" if you will, and it's just static. That powerful bisecting horizontal is even robbing the pipes of the compositional strength they ought to have. THere's a lot of ways arou8nd that, but it all depends on what you've chosen to crop out.

This, of course, is just my opinion, so take it for what it's worth. If you think I'm full of beans, that's fine with me :-)

The Trial ~ Pink Floyd ~ Tear down the wall!
by Ja-9

Comment:
I'll bring the prybar, you bring the sledge, and we'll make short shrift of this one...

not on the wall!!!
by roz

Comment:
Off to the corner with him! Show him who's boss! Listen to him wail! Cuddle him and wipe away his tears! Just another day in the life...

Canvas Double Agent
by glad2badad

Comment:
FINE image, mysterious-layered dimensionality on a 2D surface. The ambiguity of the dark leaf shadows: are they from a Ficus in the corner or shadowing from outside. The brave execution incorporating the electric socket, "grounding" the image in an unexpected way. Excellent!

climbing challenge
by primabarbara

Comment:
Whoa! I've never seen a climbing wall like this :-) Love it... So glad it has the climber, that makes all the difference.

Art
by Mona

Comment:
In the end, this is a bit chaotic for my taste.

The Burra
by jomari

Comment:
I want to like this more than I do, as a photograph, but the singular element engaging me is the artwork, not the photographic intentions of the maker. The composition seems entirely accidental, in that it's apparently informed by where the maker *had* to stand to get the squared-up elevation. The cars distract, mostly because it seems like truncating them this way was an attempt to minimize the distraction. I suspect if the foreground were expanded to include more of the cars, the effect would be better. The sky tone is spot on.

But what do I know? I like it, but I'm not entirely satisfied, if you catch my drift?