Street
by y_llor

Comment:
Colors are attractive but don't know why you chose this framing.

Last Train Home
by frumoaznicul

Comment:
An excellent subject. If the left side could have more lightand the focus on the background trees diminished. That is the side that has been made into a home with the steps, windows, tree, and chair. If the sun never gets in the right position to photograph this from the front of the house, then artificial lighting and a night shot would work better for me. I would also crop off everything to the left of the car.

So Perfectly Rusted...
by basia03

Comment:
And so perfectly photographed. A 10. It makes a joke of gravity, but in a very artistic way.

Rusted Across
by BooZon

Comment:
Simple but very effective. A 7 only because of the simplicity.

Age consumes every thing.
by Dufus

Comment:
Picture only provides partial evidence for title. However, I am judging the title, I like the picture although too much remains at the bottom for my taste.

Shadows of the Old West
by autool

Comment:
Backdrop does not properly frame or contrast with what is a superb subject.

Trusty Rusty - My Par Saver
by Patents4u

Comment:
The club head is half in shadow and half submerged. The balls have obviously been placed in this particular arrangement but it is not at all clear why. Obviously a good camera and lighting.

The Old Hotel
by tyt2000

Comment:
Nice picture even with the old power line attachment. I like the colors. I just get a stiff neck looking up and prefer pictures where the photographer climbs to the level of the subject.

Earthquake Bolt
by davidbedard

Comment:
Midday is a difficult time to produce to take pictures of flowers. One or two more days would have allowed more blossoms to emerge. The black of the shadowed space hides bare earth but this can become attractive with a camera which allows aperture control.

Grows on the North Side
by HighLight

Comment:
I like everything from title to composition. I would like it better if it did not feel somewhat over exposed.