Hey, Mom! It's for you.
by hopnjohn

Comment:
A slightly larger crop would help - the receiver is bleeding into the edge of the photo. The cord looks slightly blurred, as well. Good subject matter, though!

The Neglected Refuge
by Cutter

Comment:
non-vertical verticals are always distracting!

Kick It To The Curb
by sibeling

Comment:
I like the composition, with the sweeping curve of the kerb emphasising the battered chair, but the cardboard ovelapping the kerb is distracting, as is most of the other bright rubbish - removing it from the shot would have simplified it and made it stronger. (although, then it wouldn't have been 'natural', but hey!) you would then have had 3 simple textures - the fence, the gravel and the tarmac with strong deliniations between them.

the LightHouse that used to "Stand Alone"
by jessie

Comment:
Interesting framing - can't help but feel this would work better if it were to the left of centre.

Into the Limelight for One Last Time
by Koriyama

Comment:
I still like listening to Vivaldi's Recorder concertos :) nice capture, though.

Swampy Tree Stump
by Node

Comment:
Good use of reflections and water.

How to Get a Man
by Jutilda

Comment:
with such a tight crop, I'd expect to see a uniform background, and all of the book. With the sunlight on the book, this tells me there is more context, and I'm disappointed not to see it.

Weaving
by cleverson

Comment:
Good capture. But you think this is obsolete? Do you wear nothing?

Religion
by danderson107

Comment:
Nice capture. not exactly obsolete, though.

No. 1 Autographic Kodak Jr. - circa 1910
by mrorange002

Comment:
Great photo!