Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by DrJOnes:
I love the use of B&W in this one. Nicely framed. Nice composition. Nice textures. 7/10

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by Marsha:
Good depiction of some of the sins. B & W works very well here.

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by FranziskaLang:
challenge -- met
technical -- good. i do wonder though why you chose b&w. but maybe it would be clear if i saw the color version ;)
composition -- i'm not sure exactly how i would change this, but i feel that i'm looking exactly onto the wall, and it kind of cuts the photo in half. i think it's because you probably wanted to get in both the window display and the street.
overall -- 5 from gr8photos

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by decoteau:
Incredible depth of field and the double entendre of the title is great. The black and white makes for a nice effect - one that I wish more photographers had tried in this challenge.

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by TerribleOne:
Nice composition. I'm a sucker for B&W photos

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by ggosling:
Very well seen and titled. All you needed was the guy to be looking in this window!

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by justine:
Cool shot. Good luck. I like this.

Always Open
by mjcecil

Comment by spiller:
Terrific shot. A very nice B&W. 10

Urban Waste
by mjcecil

Comment by lisae:
All the elements in this photo gel really well for me. I just LOVE rubble :). I volunteered on some archaeology digs when I was a student, and carrying around buckets of dirt, pulling up the foundations of old houses, etc. was so much fun. Scenes like this give me a real sense of history and make me wonder at the stories this building could tell. 10 - lisae

Urban Waste
by mjcecil

Comment by falvey:
Too dark.