Fallen Ceiling Ruins
by essie

Comment:
A curious image - I find it very hard to get a sense of placement or scale. That is by no means a criticism, as the photograph forces the viewer to take time to observe the textural details and pattern.

In the Stable
by sfmorris

Comment:
I saw this recently in a portfolio, intended leaving a comment, but then 'lost' it! Beautifully and tenderly observed.

Sal
by roby21112

Comment:
I suspect that this is one of those photos that would be best viewed as a large print. Aside from the figure at the window, with his pose and expression deep in thought, there is a huge amount to view - the bottles at the slightly open upper window, the patterns provided by the architectural details which provides a structure to the photo, the decayed splendour marked by the graffiti and the missing metal plate or bell-pull. A very pleasing and interesting photo, just wish I could see at a size that would do it justice!

Eligible for Warranty Replacement
by ti_evom

Comment:
Certainly made me laugh!

No one's home
by Iraklis

Comment:
This is very well done. The dof is spot on for the subject, with the emphasis on the chained gate, but with a narrative unfolding and leading the viewer's eye behind.

The school under the (New) rule
by HighNooner

Comment:
Sorry about your DQ - I am suprised, to say the least. For what it is worth, I thought it an excellent take on the challenge, and an interesting photograph in its own right.

Little kitten
by suemack

Comment:
This has bags of impact - and really pulls at the heart strings. I can certainly see this as being part of an effective campaign. Good work, and good luck!

oh, hello
by thirty6chambers

Comment:
At first glance I completely missed ppreciating the scale and perspective of this photo! A clever idea, and a welcome change from the bulk of the entries in this challenge. It is a shame that the whites appear blown - they do tend to rather draw the eye.

Chickadee In Snow
by JunieMoon

Comment:
Oh this is super - you have captured the softness and texture of the fluffed up feathers perfectly. lovely!

Vendor1
by UrfaK

Comment:
This is really interesting, Urfa - and the processing suits the photo, too. It always seems bizarre to see KitKats outside of England - the factory that makes them is only a couple of miles fom my house.