Waiting
by emorgan49

Comment:
The dog in the window never fails. It tells a story, creates emotion, and gives the picture a 3 dementional look. Many of my students have used this theme for their work. The picture taken from the outside can mean the dog is waiting for you and creates a very desireable image. Nice job, (8) John Gill

Inspired
by Ptman

Comment:
Nice point of view, and depth of field. You must have a very good camera. If you could have taken it at a different time of day you could have gotten some really neat shadows. Good luck. John Gill

FIRE !!
by daysez

Comment:
Excellent take on the challenge and very creative. One point off for shooting straight at the object, even a slight angle would be more creative. Good Luck, John Gill

winter afternoon shadows
by kenbo

Comment:
I like the fact that you shot from the inside instead of outside like most of the other photos. The lighting really makes a difference and helps the image. (8) Jojn Gill

Abandoned
by Remie

Comment:
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

Souvenir
by lionelm

Comment:
Very nice!!! I like the use of the two images, the cloths, hair, and stance reminds you of a time long ago. This goes well with the old window. Excellent (10) John Gill

The Sanctuary
by Rackat

Comment:
Very nice image,color, and point of view. The only thing that is distracting is the light glare in the bottom left corner of the alter area. Excellent picture I hope you do well. John Gill

Door of Wonder
by Antithesis

Comment:
Nice colors, focus, etc. It just needs something to make it stand out in my opinion. Perhaps a small child in front of the door, thet would not take up much space and would give the picture a 3-D look. Who knows? Good Luck. John Gill

Cafe Iguana
by jenarom

Comment:
Nice colors, the perspective, shapes and forms, lines, and patterns all help to make this a good looking photo. What you need is something in front of the wll to help give it a more three dimensional look. Perhaps a cat, an old lady walking by, etc. The plants help a little. Good luck, John Gill

I had a Dream once that.......
by Fibre Optix

Comment:
I assume you used a fisheye lens to get this image. Very creative and used some advanced thinking skills. Let me know if you created this in a different way. John Gill