Fallen
by colourBlind

Comment:
Not on topic to me, but I can see how other people might think it is...

Nobody's Home
by RonBeam

Comment:
a slight rotate anticlockwise to straighten up the verticals would help, and possibly cropping off the right edge back to the blockwork. Actually, doing the same on the left would remove the distracting black ironwork at the top third.

Weathered Piano
by BAMartin

Comment:
Lots of interesting textures here - I would have preferred more light on the keys, though.

Heredity
by esdarby

Comment:
Nice composition! Love the line leading away from the scissors and comb to the subject! I'd prefer a slightly deeper DoF to keep the scissors sharp :p

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!

Obsolete, which one?
by audinut

Comment:
This doesn't feel quite square on, even though the bottom axle is obviously square with the bottom of the photo... I would try a few alternative clockwise rotates, to see if anything other angle works better.

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.

a symbol of the past down below
by focus57

Comment:
The wonky horizon detracts from this "poster" shot, but otherwise great work!

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.