"Please Sir, I want some more"
by Shifty_Powers

Comment:
Nice low key image. I like the lighting and details too. 6.

War of The Worlds
by Mond

Comment:
Using my imagination I see the platforms as the Martian tripods. I’m not sure if that is what you were trying to represent that is not so important as I’ll vote on what I see. I’m also not sure if the transition of colours is your doing or it is natural but I also relate this back to the book with the transition of earth green to the Martian red weed. I like what you made me see. 7.

To Kill A Mockingbird
by mefnj

Comment:
Now that is one of the more literal book title representations I’ve seen. I like the way you have produced this image. The vignetting works well and I’m glad you left in the colour. 7.

"Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Ray Bradbury
by Fredster

Comment:
A wonderful image to represent the book. The dark treatment of the sky and the agricultural foreground transfer what should be a happy place to something quite sinister. 8.

Oliver Twist
by GeneralE

Comment:
Very nicely done. The image is appealing and well processed. It is also the first entry I've come across that I knew what the book would be before seeing your title. 8

City-of-Glass
by artistChan

Comment:
The perspective, grain and processing all adds interest to this image. I particularly like the clouds. 6

"A Prayer for Owen Meany"
by Dudski

Comment:
A powerful and beautiful image. The lighting is wonderful and processing is great. Though there seams to be some haloing around the back of the building, I quite like the processing. 7

A la recherche du temps perdu - Marcel Proust
by mariuca

Comment:
I have not read these books but after a bit of research I think I will need to. I rather like this image. Wonderful soft colours yet a powerful still life image. 8.

Kafka's "The Castle"
by RyanW

Comment:
I have to admit I’m finding it difficult to make the connection with this picture of a building with the novel. I haven’t read this book but I have now read some reviews on line. There isn’t a lot of emotion for me from this image. However, I guess architectural photos aren’t meant to create emotion. I do like the colours, perspective and deep DoF though. 4.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886)
by Garry

Comment:
Excellent concept beautifully executed. 8