Very Cool! I think eyes are amazing. What I love about this photograph is that it feels dirty but its still beautiful. Love the filter you used too.

I like the framing dared for this architecture. Beautiful development, enormously strange. Greetings.

Very nice to look at. Lots of detail. I particularly like the angle of the photograph and how its cropped.

there's a lot goin on here. I am loving backlighting these days. Those really fluid.. biomorphic lines connecting to I guess the telephone pole are particularly awesome, I could see that standing as it's own image. I do wish that pipe 1/2 way up the frame was in focus. Where'd you take this from, looks almost like from inside a air duct on the roof of some building

I don't know why, but this pic made me think about "Bladerunner"! I like this backlightning.

I like this, selaux. At first I thought the weight was a little off, but that's just because the content is framed within the picture itself...which is great too. I just 'recalibrated' my eye for a second and it's really nice...the heavy bottom-right corner helps the viewer be able to do this more easily, it makes for a balancing piece.. The industrial masking to a partly cloudy day...nice work.

This is an interesting treatment of this subject and I have to agree that the use of backlighting here is particularly effective.

Jessa- it was actually a demolition site in Milwaukee. The site was my obsession for a few weeks until they tore the whole place down. This shot is through a whole in the building.

Nice work! :~)))

Nice background effect, i really love the composition.

Congratulations!!

that´s really a shot with a story. I like it

nice lighting and tone. Adds warmth.

Very nice. I like the composition and tone.

Yes, I feel the warmth of the tone and the subject matter. It's really nice.

I love simplicity and colour, well done. And I'm very glad that you did not remove the broom, most people would have but it's add a little visual interest in the middle of the pic. Nice eye.

matt

Thanks, always nice to hear!

Do you use Photoshop or any software that has lens distortion correction. This technique could have helped this a lot. I would, also, crop out the door latch in the upper left corner. I love the broom handle against the wall, in the warm light. It is the best part of the image to me.