Broken Dreams
by bobgaither

Comment:
What a neat place. Not cool that it's falling down I guess, but as a photographer it is certainly a subject worth exploring. Hope you grabbed some other angles/compositions at this location...

The pine tree growing over the building adds a neat leading diagonal line to this. Another angle that might have worked is a portrait oriented shot with the far right of the building isolated to include the tower. Just a thought.

Good luck with the challenge.

Hard Landing
by 2mccs

Comment:
Great idea, and well done. Now, put that duck decoy back together! ;^)

The Wanderer
by Kivet

Comment:
This would make a neat print to place in many different rooms with that natural color tone to it. Very unique. Good eye to see this.

Hard Luck
by barndog

Comment:
What's broken?

... Daydreams
by tonyv

Comment:
Step away from the reel...go to the store...buy ANYTHING but a bait-casting reel! ;^) You have to either love em, or hate em.

Great concept for this challenge. Wonderful lighting and nice crisp focus. I'll bet you brought the beach inside for this one didn't you? He-he. That's cool. Well done. 9

Sharp Keys
by psquared40

Comment:
Nice potential here...a little too dark to break an above avg score I'm afraid.

A new beginning
by ergo

Comment:
Interesting take on the challenge theme. I like it. Do wish the paper was illuminated a little better.

Boulevard of broken trucks
by Rae-Ann

Comment:
It's always interesting to see when more than 1 person runs across the same exact item to enter for a challenge (see Aged entry). ;^) For sure this is a compelling subject and fun to look at. This version has some issues with lighting as I find it a bit harsh (looks like flash was used). Too much of the subject in this seems to be the steering wheel. 4

Good luck in the challenge.

Aged
by HRoxas

Comment:
It's always interesting to see when more than 1 person runs across the same exact item to enter for a challenge (see 'Boulevard of broken trucks' entry). ;^) For sure this is a compelling subject and fun to look at. The lighting in this version is much more appealing, natural and not harsh. Good job on bringing out the details inside the cab. This angle/composition works well as the building to the left has been eliminated and therefore the distraction removed. 7

Good luck in the challenge.

All alone with my cold broken heart
by cbonsall

Comment:
All alone and reading a basic Java programming book? ;^) I like your interpretation of this photographic technique. Was this a sacrificial filter, or already on the way to the trash bin (of course you never really know when garbage-collection is going to get called)?

It's contrived, but should do well. Only thing (really!) that might hold this down some is your choice of textbook. He-he.

Good luck in the challenge.