Grumpy Old Men
by tyd

Comment:
How much room did you have to crop this vertically around the two guys, eliminating the left part of the photo?

Old Power Station
by lisae

Comment:
If you angle the camera and posiiton the bulk of the building further right, I think the ramp-like structure would lead the eye into the photo, and create a neat diagonal line. I do like, however, how the wirey structure on the right forms a silouette, and I'm not trying to be a "rule of thirds" stickler, just wondering if the right part of the photo is needed as it really is made up of a lot of non-descript boxy structures. Love the sky.

It made me Happy
by alex

Comment:
did you place this horizontally on purpose? I don't think it adds anything. Vertical would be better. If I tilt my head I can see good composition, but there is also pixelation/dithering/compression artifacts.

Nobody home
by normw

Comment:
good composition, nice title (to boot)... has depth. i.e. not just a photo of an old car. Tells a bit more story. Good work.

In memory ...
by tricia

Comment:
I like this different take on a gravestone shot. Well done.

Forgotten
by burlap

Comment:
I like this photo - just wish the focus was better.

Office 1915
by waltoml

Comment:
Neat antiques. The angle leaves me wondering if shooting from a lower and a bit from the left angle may have been more interesting? "Office 1915" would capture me and be more believable if this were in sepia or something... I know that using sepia may have seemed cliche, but I think it would really work with this shot.

Pier Chain
by Kaz

Comment:
I would like to see the chain angled a bit more. The colors seem dithered/over compensated with levels/brightness? Definately something old....

The Tipton Place
by indigo997

Comment:
Love the bright, lush colors. The fence effectively pulls my eye into the photo and frames it nicely, the angle of the house gives it depth...even though it's old, it is still welcoming! Nice work.

The Corporate City
by daniellita

Comment:
This is a beautiful night shot - congratulations on 3rd place!