Sixes Mill of 1819
by kiropractic

Comment:
Very dramatic..wonderful textures...the B & W is very effective...if this image had a coloring that was a bit warmer, it think it would actually look like an old photograph...the clarity and DOF really harken to this...very nice.

1952
by Bud

Comment:
AWESOME! I love this...such a coldness...has a certain sense of despair yet there is this bit of humor with the signage...makes me think of all those great films from the fifties for some reason...excellent image and perfect challenge entry.

1930
by muur88

Comment:
Why the tilt...it really takes away from the "1930" feel.

1952
by eweik

Comment:
very cool...this has a really great abstract feel about it...a certain coldness...love the lighting.

1792
by Beagleboy

Comment:
Oh... I love these old early american tombstones...I loved going through the old cemetaries when I visited my grandfather in Plymouth Mass. The B & W is so nice as is the DOF and clarity...very nicely done. A favroite for sure.

1934
by kongphooey

Comment:
This really screams the 1950's to me, not 1934...I really like this image..the deep blue of the sky is great and the light that comes from the drive up is fantastic...if that SUV weren't there this would be even better, but there was nothing you could rreally do about that except maybe wait...I still really like this, It reminds me of an old postcard.

1959
by danderson107

Comment:
Love it...this rocks...perfect minimalism...and one of my favorite shows to boot.

1890
by mandyturner

Comment:
I like this very much...her stare is perfect and the doll is a nice touch. And just a little photo history tidbit...the grain wasn't necessary to portray the era...as a collector of 19th century photography, you might be surprised to learn that many of the images from then were virtually grainless...still a fine entry.

1930
by nikoman

Comment:
I really like this...but maybe from a different angle? I love the wood tones and the sepia...but it's that "popcorn" ceiling that detracts from the illusion a bit , JMO.

1956
by maessenger

Comment:
This has a great vernacular quality about..I like it.