Burning the midnight oil
by BKerr

Comment:
I know you were going for an old fashioned look with the oil lamp, but I honestly think it distracts from the photo. The little girl sleeping with an open book would be a much cleaner shot, the light of the lamp causes the globe and a small part of her arm to be over exposed.

Extra Credit
by panoramix

Comment:
huh?

Wednesday afternoon - Double Games
by johnm

Comment:
it's just too blury

Late Night Study
by Discraft

Comment:
Great photo, but the bowl of potpourri cluters it up... IMO it would be a much cleaner shot with that out of the frame.

The yearly Puppet Show - Enter left stage: A charging bull...
by angiedl

Comment:
I really like your photo, although, I can't see a close connection to the challenge.
My 1st consideration when judging a photo is how closely it relates to the
challenge topic, next originality and photo technique & quality are equally
judged.

Friendship
by Bud

Comment:
Cute kids and although I really like your snapshot, I don't see a a close relation to the challenge.
My 1st consideration when judging a photo is how closely it relates to the
challenge topic, next originality and photo technique & quality are equally
judged.

Classroom Perspective: A Teacher's Point of View
by dipaulk

Comment:
nice angle and background seen between the potted plants

Windows of Learning
by Zap228

Comment:
My 1st consideration when judging a photo is how closely it relates to the challenge topic, next originality and photo technique & quality are equally judged.

I can see what you were going for, but without the title, this could be any old building. Eeven though I like your photo, nothing in it says "School or School Days" to me.

Thinking Hard
by apbolt

Comment:
Nice composition

Exam day - Focus
by nico_blue

Comment:
I like your angle and DOF, I'm not to wild about the blured parts of the image.
Relates well to the topic
My 1st consideration when judging a photo is how closely it relates to the challenge topic, next originality and photo technique & quality are equally judged.

According to DPChallenge rules, While voting, users are asked to keep in highest consideration the topic of the challenge and base their rating accordingly.
The reason I quote this is because to seems to be a sore spot for some photographers...