Contemplating the Subway
by PennyStreet

Comment:
That's a very good mix of subjects. The art work looks like some of the WPA art from the 30's, with the modern girl studying it.

Forgotten Windows
by mycelium

Comment:
I find it interesting that in every 7th layer, the bricks were turned the opposite way, 90 degrees to the previous layer.
The tones of grey make this look almost like a B&W shot except for the few red brick. I wonder how it would look if you did a selective desat, and kicked the red up a lot, or even go to all B&W or sepia.

the unloved
by nivlek

Comment:
Wow, that's a real " fixer-upper" in the foreground. It's always sad when someone's dream boat is finally overcome by the elements and scavengers.

Crossing
by Kelli

Comment:
Those are powerful animals. It takes a lot of cash to keep them in this nice of a setting and well fed. I like the snowy border for this.

UNA_DARK
by SEG

Comment:
That's excellent, and a very pretty dog too.

A great place
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Can't argue with that. I like signs when they are humorous.

Captivated
by Melethia

Comment:
That's a pampered kitty. The curve of the tail and the curve of the "thingie" make for a nice S across the bottom. I also like the hard backlight for this subject.

Bathroom-window-sunset
by jomari

Comment:
That's cool the way the light is broken up into little bits by the glass. Since it is an abstract, it may fit the title better if you turn it 1/4 turn CCW. It's a good find of "light and texture".

Two-in-one?
by jomari

Comment:
Oops. It's sometimes a treat, and sometimes a bummer to get the odd one. I see that Nestle's is a popular brand where you live too. Now I want one. : )

Diptych
by Germaine

Comment:
It seems unusual to see a photo from you shot in full sun like this. By shooting at the corner like this, the shot seems to have a lot of dimension and depth, which is interesting. I will try to remember that effect, and maybe use that technique for framing someday.