Where the ancient fathers walked
by HighNooner

Comment:
Not too emotive, perhaps, but funny. Very good definition and effective hue.

The Door
by IAmEliKatz

Comment:
Is this the one door that triggered discussions about the right to photograph aprivate property? Sorry if it's not, I just remember a discussion on the forum about it.

I Feel - Small
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Good use of symmetry and the human figure to illustrate the scale. If I think to the concept described by the title, I feel that a much closer view of the person, perhaps while gazing around at the imposing ceiling, could have conveyed the concept better. Good image.

"Let's do that expansion, but we'll build around the trees."
by hahn23

Comment:
Interesting and illustrative. Perhaps not too moving, despite of the pleasant concept.

Windfarms on Mars
by hotpasta

Comment:
That kind of almost solidified sky is always a bit over the top for me, but here it works well in conveying the intended mood, as it does the contrasty PP.
7

Reflecting on the Past
by MAK

Comment:
Very good BW. Not sure if emotive, but it's a good portrait of a certain England, I like it. 7

Reflections of the past
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Very good framing, and I mean it. The concept is always interesting, even though not too new. I'll be honest. I don't find it very moving. I would have, perhaps, if the reflected oldies were obviously ramshackled, kind of suggesting that the new is on it's way to crush the old. Or if the reflected building were not imposing, if I could see and old past in the reflections, rather than something that comes from the past but is still here and, well mantained, will stay.
Sorry if perhaps sounds like a criticism, is more like a well meant suggestion.
Technically, very good job, I am just uncertain about the saturation, hue and loss of detail on the reflections, but it really is a matter of taste.

The way to the pub toilets
by KfirLevAri

Comment:
I like your take, certainly original and very true. Possibly I would have liked to see a bit more blurry details of the pub, not because of the building/structure requirements in the challenge description, but because it would have helped the image speaking even without a title. Then, it's all personal perception, and heavily dependent on the number of pints :)

Past glory
by LevT

Comment:
Impressive. Cambodia? I am a bit divided about this image. In order to find this moving, I need to think of myself walking surrounded by this amazing architecture and surroundings, in the silence, stopping by to examine the countless statues and details, to look at the looming trees and shade my face from the sun spearing them. To stop and reflect on how long silence came quietly living there, filling everything. The image evokes all of this with a certain effort on my part, and the help of countless documentaries and my very own memories. Perhaps not a defect of the image, but of the subject matter. Very good job in the B&W processing and framing.

you again
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I love the real and implied geometries, and the black and white tratment. Contrast is excellent and well suiting, it reminds me of some Russian cinematography. The riddle, if there is one, is however lost on me..