Axed Skier
by snowflake

Comment:
The tin man did not make it down the roof slope? The placement of the axe confuses the eye. It appears as if the skier is receiving help from behind. I would have liked to see more of that storiy.

Rust (Closeup)
by kevrobertson

Comment:
This appears to peeling paint with rust forming behind. I do not find it very appealing. Maybe If the shot were just of the center ninth of the photo.

Absorbed: Discussing Rust?
by mandyp

Comment:
Not too likely is it. They seem to be completely ignoring their surroundings. Maybe that is how rust forms. Nice photo but I am not as interested in the subjects as they are in what they are discussing.

Gold Plated Rust
by highprice

Comment:
I don't get it. Nothing here really works for me.

The Weakest Link
by t_online

Comment:
Is this intentional irony? Good work to produce such a well lit well defined subject with so little glare and so little heavy shadow and such a diffused even background of such interesting color contrast.The composition is a little unsettling but I think something in a picture must unsettle or we shall soon lose interest. Very good.

Worn out at 45
by maurice1

Comment:
Might make good photo for forty fifth birthday card. But I wonder why this particular cropping?

Abandoned
by cmberghout

Comment:
Nice photo, nice subject. Somehow it is quaint when old farm equipment is left to decay, not so nice when it is a car. The foreground focus is great. I like the positioning and lighting. I would have liked the background to have been lost to circles of confusion with a wider open aperture.

urban decay
by briphoto

Comment:
Nice joke. The fact that the word is so centered and viewed so straight on reminds me of buttons on a computer screen.

High-Tech
by roger2000

Comment:
Nice to be reminded of the speed of rust by the use of decayed new tech. The smog helps make the point of where our priorities are. Unfortunately there seems to be two pictures instead of one. The building in the background is too incompletely represented to have a place in the photo.

Chrysler Spitfire, Retired.
by tryals15

Comment:
Nice lighting and composition. An excellent poster for the need for recycling rather than retirement. I actually find this an appealing shot even though it chronicles an environmental nightmare.