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by Remie

Comment by LindaLee:
I like the tight composition and the look of the old wood and brick - would have loved to see more saturation of the brick color.

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by Remie

Comment by Turbotech:
I usually say try to get a little closer with most shots, but I will say with this one that my personal oppinion is that you need to back out a little bit so the Image has room to breath so to speak. Colors are good, I would like to see more of the frame.

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by Remie

Comment by JEM:
Nice texture and grain in wood. Tells a story of better times now gone.

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by Remie

Comment by teachme53:
Excellent take on the challenge. One of the things I challenge my students with is to make their pictures look 3 dimensional. And never take a picture straight on, try to find a piont of view that is more creative. i.e. shooting up-down-or through something. A suggestion might be to put a potted plant in front of the door. New verses old and it would give it dimension. Just a thought. (8) John Gill

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Comment by inspzil:
Nice shot. I like the fact that this looks like an old photo - Inspzil

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Comment by Gekker:
I like the tone that this sets, the starkness of it. I do wish that the pic was opened up a bit, not cropped so tight, so we could see more of the bricks around it. This is definitly interesting.

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by Remie

Comment by Jacko:
Great shot. Looks really, really, really old. Good luck, Jacko.

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Comment by goodtempo:
very interesting image, i would have liked to have seen more of the brick structure.

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Comment by Jak:
Fabulous image. One of my clear favs this week. Jak 9

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Comment by Ptman:
Interesting subject, looks a little over exposed to me.