The Invisible Man
by Tallbloke

Comment:
I know what you mean I guess. I think if you lft more of "by passers", not looking at him, laughing or talking to each other - it would've make the message much stronger. And if decided to crop him so much, maybe it would've been better to crop the marbel as well as it doesn't add to the "poverty" feeling. I like the idea, just a little bit more context needed. 7

hungry under the table
by Donald

Comment:
If not the title, I wouldn't be able to guess what is it about. I have an impression it is overdone. Sorry.

One Wish
by fotodude

Comment:
That is my wish as well :) To get a house in Poland is not neccessity - it's a luxory. I like the idea, just the light blink on the roof of the "house" makes is difficult in the very first moment to guess what is it about. Maby solid background could make it stand out more. 6.

Poverty among the wealthy
by houwelingen

Comment:
I have a feeling you were inspired by the Implied Lines Challenge :)
I get the idea of the photo (I hop so). The problem is, the red fruit looks totaly different, not poor, although I guess it is the same type. At first I thought it's a bit of carrot.

Generally - it is definately different than poor child or a homeless person. Absolutely in line with the topic. Just the colours make it sooo optimistic. It's more like "Differentiate" than "Poverty". For the idea and execution I give it 7.

Into a Hazy Future.
by Artyste

Comment:
Congratulations! That's a picture with the meaning

Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard
by melismatica

Comment:
It's like a scene from Grease. Great :)

Alma Mater
by fisheye

Comment:
The lamp disturbs symmetry of the composition. Pity you didn't do it directly in front of the entrance. Now the lamp is the main subject :( 6.

School Days at Bannack-(Montana's 1st. Territorial Capitol circa-1874)
by SamT

Comment:
Wow. That is something :) Masonic temple? Interesting. 7

Remember the days of the old school yard
by Node

Comment:
Back to the childhood times. Nice photo with nostalgic look. 7.

Daily Indoctrination
by GeneralE

Comment:
That always keeps amazing me. This tradition of a prayer or singing national anthem before schooldays starts. Whish the children faces were more visible, but it's a good idea ->7.

PS Is it too pink, or there is something wrong with my monitor?