Uncle Billy
by syamjonimi

Comment:
you have a good subject, and a good start. what would really make this photo great would be better lighting. if you waited till the sun was low in the sky, it would cast a nice long shadow which would make the image a little more dramatic. also, try not to place the center of the cross in the center of the picture. black and white might also be nice.

Theodore
by mci

Comment:
good lighting, good composition, and good colors. a well done shot, evokes a lot of emotions.

Never Again
by Ricky Cleave

Comment:
this is a really cool picture. it's great how the beams form a hall from this viewpoint, and the gate obstructing the tracks kind of tells a story, or hints that there's something more going on than can be seen here.

I'm sure we'll play again one day.
by ninauller

Comment:
this shot evokes so many emotions in me. the personal connection with old stuffed animals and the guilt of neglect. it also happens to be a very well done photo. lighting is excellent, and so is composition. you did a nice job with the placement of the clock hands as well.

The Choice of An Old Generation
by csb

Comment:
I don't really get why you made it move, but it's a nice effect. a nice, original subject. I like that.

Milenary Art
by amonteforte

Comment:
for the life of me, I can't seem to find "milenary" in any dictionary. but anyways... it's a great shot. nice contrast between modern background and ancient art form.

tanner's tomb
by ibewill

Comment:
it's a good subject, but the portrayal of it could use improving. first of all, you might consider not putting everything dead center. it does have good symmetry, but the shot could be more interesting if you tried other angles and compositions.

Too Old For This Champion
by CPattee

Comment:
that's just gross. clever shot, though.

The old Grand Falls Bridge
by Jacko

Comment:
nice angle and composition. the lighting is good, and so are the colors. no suggestions here : ).

Warm Patina of My Aged Wooden Bowl
by Gracious

Comment:
great composition, lighting, and colors. the one thing that throws me off is the placement of the knife. it's nice to have a straight line to interrupt the curves of the photo, but you might experiment with other placements.