Yong one's, Old one's, and Loved one's. Now No one's
by photomankc

Comment:
A tight shot like this may come across better in B&W. If kept color I'd like to see more of the porch to give the doorway some breathing room. Nice textures and great colors.

BLDG. No. 64
by Shutter-For-Hire

Comment:
I love industrial settings. I'd like to see the contrast punched up some and the levels brought in so there is more solid black. The crop is too tight at the top and I'd go into the lens correction filter to try and straighten out some of the convergence going on. A bit soft as well.

Inside an old ruined church
by littlebigman

Comment:
Gotta love natural frames, though I'm not sure if this would count more as a door than a "window". The brick is a bit too soft and the image could benefit from some curves adjustment.

That ole door never did get fixed.
by docjonny

Comment:
Contrast is maybe too high for this kind of textured shot. I'd like to see this cropped more on the right or less on the left to balance out the composition. When placing the composition focus so much to the center it's better to go with a balanced crop around the subject. Overall very nice, reminds me of running around with my X-700 and a bulk-loader of Pan-F Plus. :)

Doorway to Heaven
by carofo

Comment:
Impressive tonal range. I would like to see more of the open doorway. Crop is a little too tight for my taste, but still conveys the mood well. A little hot in the highlights. I'd like to see this in advanced editing.

I'm Positive, It's a Double A
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Good composition. Needs more DoF.

Global Power
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Wish I had this much time on my hands.

Industrial a's
by irishblue

Comment:
Simple and striking. I'm going to be nit-picky and say that the composition is pulled too far to the left for my taste.