Urban Waste
by mjcecil

Comment:
All the elements in this photo gel really well for me. I just LOVE rubble :). I volunteered on some archaeology digs when I was a student, and carrying around buckets of dirt, pulling up the foundations of old houses, etc. was so much fun. Scenes like this give me a real sense of history and make me wonder at the stories this building could tell. 10 - lisae

It's Over
by quarx

Comment:
This photo has everything I like - gorgeous textures, colours, motion blur suggesting action, some depth of emotion or even a narrative involved, and great lighting and composition. I gave it 10 - lisae

Seven with One Blow!
by just-married

Comment:
I KNOW this story. It's one of those Brothers Grimm fables. I just thought I'd say that, because I'm sure people have been missing the point all week! 8 - lisae

Organic matter
by jcof

Comment:
Gorgeous... the colours, lighting and textures here are so beautiful, even though the theme is decay and death. The bones almost seem translucent. 10 - lisae

Along the River
by Kathyc

Comment:
I love the way you used this chance to take a kind of subversive landscape photo :). It's beautiful for its flaws. Garbage and pollution are nasty, but this photo is stunning. 10 - lisae

Discarded Nature
by LobsterClaws

Comment:
Great detail, I just love the intricacy of this photo. So much beauty can be found even in the subject of decaying leaves and garbage :). 10 - lisae

Scotch on the Rocks
by Crumbles

Comment:
The colours in this seem a little bit washed out, but it's so beautiful, and witty as well :). I gave it 10 - lisae

Orange Leaves
by Jean

Comment:
Textures and colours are what I looked for in all the photos this week. Yours really satisfied me in both respects :). Great composition too. 10 - lisae

All Dressed Up...
by Jak

Comment:
I love all the colour in this photo. You did very well to find such a great scene to photograph for this challenge :). I gave it 10 - lisae

OK Papa?
by JEM

Comment:
I'm not sure where this is from, but I've seen many scenes like this on TV and always felt like they make the most poignant statement about the poverty and inequality in the world... the poor fossicking through the things the wealthy discard just to get by. The depth of feeling in your photo is astonishing. 10 - lisae