Sunrise at the Track
by KYScarlett

Comment:
Photos with the main subject(s) in silhouette often do not work for me, and this fits in that category. It's a personal preference, and here the silhouette is light enough to allow some whites to show, but not much more. That the horse is behind the fence is very difficult to pick up, but seems relevant to the subject matter (and the challenge).

Wrought iron
by snaffles

Comment:
The focus is off here, and so the shot doesn't work for me. I might have cropped out the left side a bit, so that there was only one panel before the sunlit panel (but I would have to see that to know for sure).

THE FENCE LINE to 'THE SILENT SPRING'
by coolblue

Comment:
There is far too much going on here for me, and the colors don't help matters (too many, too saturated, with whites too white). I found it confusing and difficult to take in. Taken down a few notches and it might have worked for me, but as it is, it's a bit too much.

double "D"fence
by Simpa

Comment:
Sorry, I didn't buy the reinterpretation of the fence here, though the image itself is technically okay (though the subject matter, challenge topic aside, doesn't grab me).

Girl through latter
by vich

Comment:
This photo did very little for me in terms of the challenge (fence?); as a portrait, it's too center focused and the model isn't sufficiently framed by the out-of-focus foreground for it to work.

Bangkok - around the 40th floor
by Cordelia

Comment:
Interesting image, but I'm not sure what it's of, why it's so tilted, where the fence is, or what was intended. Without at least some of this, it just didn't work for me.

Aussie Christmas
by Zygote

Comment:
Nothing grabbed me about this subject matter; for "ordinary" subjects I'm looking for something extraordinary in their treatment (a new perspective, seeing them in a way I have not before). I just didn't get that here.

Ugchelen Falls
by k4rp

Comment:
Not enough attention paid to the challenge topic (fences).

Fence
by christinared118

Comment:
It's a sign, but not really a fence; not sure where this one was going.

Calligraphy II
by gjumi

Comment:
Wasn't sure how this related to the challenge.