Home Sweet Home
by peecee

Comment:
Not crazy about the cat, but I think the wall that it is sitting on should have been the center of your involvement.

Up and On To Bigger Things
by nohare

Comment:
This style life is to isolated and uninteresting for it to mean anything to te viewer. Good placement within the frame.

Stoney Creek Schoolhouse
by moswyn

Comment:
Hmmm, I like this photo very much. The building has a lot to offer from the distance that you took the photo. Color, Testure, Shapes and the placement of the image in the frame makes this simple image work for me.

Stairs to Nowhere
by Tiberius

Comment:
The framing of the stairs is very nice, It works as a B&W image. 6

Old Creeky and Broken!
by Zapperzac

Comment:
I like this image very much. All of the visual elemenst seem to work, I would like to see a little more detail in the dark area to the left. Nice framing as well.

Left for dead
by rayg544

Comment:
Framing is to tight for my liking. I would love this building if the photographer showed more personel involvement.

St. Joseph's Church
by hopper

Comment:
I like how you printed this image although I think is a tiny bit dark. The distortion of the building works against the image. (opinion)

Abandoned Parking Garage
by jigglebug

Comment:
Needs finer focus for any hope of working.

Camp Turley
by LesleyNelson

Comment:
I feel the "domed" thing on the right is an important element for this image to work properly, therefore it should have been handled as if it was important rather than cutting it off. Shooting closer to the building will have strengthened this image if you felt like you wished to get more emotionally involved with the subjectl

Timber & Bricks
by robsmith

Comment:
This is a very nice photo. I like how you worked with all of the different shapes and how they relate to each other. That being said, if it were my image I may have eleminated the bottom row of bricks. (artist call) 7