Old 1972 Weathral shovel.
by Woodie

Comment:
Coming across to me as a snapshot, I'm afraid. The light seems kind of flat. Was flash used?

Abandoned Hopper
by taburton

Comment:
These backlit, near-dark scenes are always tough for me to bring detail out of and have it look good. You did well.

Abandoned Indiana Farm
by kleski

Comment:
Processing gives this almost an painting-like look, but I like it for this scene.

"One Way Ticket"
by Joker1114

Comment:
A very NikonJebish looking shot, but I know it's not his. I expect this will do well.

Rust Never Sleeps
by outofthisnature

Comment:
Composition does not seem to be leading my eye around well, and the strong yellow cast does not work well for me. It's a good effort that's just not working for me.

Abandoned Cottage
by Deen

Comment:
Looks almost like an Amazon jungle.

Combine Weather and Time
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
It's an interesting subject. A decent shot, though perhaps a different perspective on it may have lent more impact to it. (I realize you may not have had the ability to get closer, such things are often set back on private property.)

Time for cable?
by dtallakson

Comment:
Looks like an old pic from he early 50's, but it's not having much impact on me. A few things might make a difference...

-Stronger contrast
-Wider or narrower view of the scene. This seems to be a bit tight of a crop, but not intentionally so. (Does that make any sense?)
-A slight vignette can help add to a nostalgic look. Getting an effective vignette is something I am still working on.
-Though certainly something found in rural areas, this style of house may not be screaming "rural" to many voters.

Wood
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Good strong mono work.

Seen Better Days
by Keith_W

Comment:
Nice detail and good subject. A little stronger on the colors would probably add some decent pointage.