Aunti Em it's a Twister
by Turbotech

Comment:
Good take on the challenge, like the shadow, nice touch. (8)

Puzzling Door
by DougPaz

Comment:
Good idea and manipulation. (7)

Windows & Door
by bcncrazy

Comment:
Lack of depth of field caused the images closest and farthest away to be out of focus. Some times this can not be helped do the the camera's capabilities. Also when I viewed your picture I cropped the image off just below the yellow wall and I like the picture much better. I like the shot with all it's lines, shapes and forms, and point of view. Good luck. John Gill

Patterns
by HBunch

Comment:
Nice point of view that gives the building a good perspective. Lacks creativity and the brown border does nothing.

The Window of Truth
by Mieka

Comment:
Really like the point of view, shapes and forms, the tie in with the name of the building, light, and title. The distortion of the lower part of the image, especially the pole, is not appealing to me. I don't know if that was intended or not but it will cost you one point. Other wise excellent. (9) John Gill

Eternally For Sale
by alanfreed

Comment:
Great find! The texture of the paint, the sign, the old curtain, all make for a great picture. One point deducted for shooting straight on. Try a different point of view for more creativity. One man's opinion. (9) John Gill

Skylight
by Konador

Comment:
The simplicity of your photograph makes it very appealing. I really like the angle you took your photo, the lighting, the way the lines work together and the shapes and forms. The colors really set it appart from other works. Excellent! (10) John Gill

Backdoor Fence in Negative Art
by rj324

Comment:
Like the negative art, but I have never been a person who likes straight on pictures. Try different points of views next challenge and my vote will be higher. (6) John Gill

Door #13
by zadore

Comment:
You met the challenge and the door has some appeal. However, if you could have taken the picture at an angle, (shooting up, down, or perhaps through something) you could have had a more desireable image. John Gill

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