shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by Jak:
I can understand how SOME moinority of people would recognise this as part of a traumatic childhood, but as a photograph it does NOT tell that story in any way. Therefore, I cannot see how this meets the challenge. 1 Jak

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by sgtpepper6344:
i luv this pic - the color is beautiful and the hieght of the shot is perfect - low enough to make you think and realize it's a child's height but not overstated to blow you away with "you're a kid stupid" what a thoughtful pic! 9

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by karmat:
Powerful colors and message. karmat

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by camelotnorth:
great shot and composition..is this the woodshed?

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by inspzil:
Good shot, not so sure how topic-worthy it is.

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by Kaz:
Great light!

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by myqyl:
This is a fantastic shot, but I had a hard time relating it to the challenge... I'm assuming that either it refers to a childhood locked in a shed, or a child's curiousity as to what is in the shed... Great image none the less...

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by chilibonze:
beautiful i mean beautiful photo. doesnt invoke childhood, i have to subtract points

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by jmsetzler:
This is a very nice photo. I love the way the green and blue reflections play off the black paint. I'm glad this didn't go black and white, even though it probably looks good that way too :) Kids are fascinated with things and places that they don't have access to. This is an excellent representation of that as well... I wonder if you took any closeup photos of that old lock? That lock carries quite a bit of intrigue for me on its own... great shot = 9 - jmsetzler

shed door
by grahamgorman

Comment by BAMartin:
I love this photograph. The reflections are great and I really understand how it meets the challenge. Good work. BAMartin