Going Down
by Pano

Comment:
Very good idea! Kudos for having the courage tor stick the lens into unusual places. 10.

There's One In Every Crowd....
by HornOUBet

Comment:
Hm, a bit hard to see. Maybe if you had moved closer to the boxes the open one would have popped out better. 4.

"Out in the Wild"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I think this would do much better in B&W. 6.

Clutter
by Tranquil

Comment:
Great mood here. I get the feeling of paranoia, solitude, despair. 10.

"Divine Shadow"
by GreenGiant

Comment:
Very cool lens flares, and I think the church looks really good considering you're shotting into the light. 6.

Bear River Mist
by cools98

Comment:
I like the soft focus and the uniform lightness (little contrast works well here). 9.

shoo, fly!
by muckpond

Comment:
Very creative :) I'm interested in the setup. 8.

Young, Fabulous & Broke
by tpoc

Comment:
I like the way the title / text stands in relation to the reflecting face just above. I can imagine someone walking by, seeing his/her own distorted reflection overlaid by the painted face, and reading the caption. That wall is agressive!
Now, to fit this mood on a graphic level, I think your image needs strong contrast. There's a lot of detail in the wall which you could bring out with levels.

Bouquet
by cmeier

Comment:
I agree, very neat and effective. Good decision.

T.J. Eckleburg is Watching
by xtabintun

Comment:
I read The Great Gatzby in class. We had a heated discussion on T.J. Eckleburg. I like your picture, but I think it lacks the controversy and mistery it has in the novel, because it lacks its surrounding and setting of the Valley of Ashes.