Envision It

*Please Note: That this thread will be my final photography thread and I will just continue to add onto it when I have photos that I've decided to show to the masses, namely you. None of these have been digitally enhanced, unless noted otherwise. Enjoy your visions. Enjoy my visuals.

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Bottles, Boots & Chain

[A scene that I found at the recycling centre where I grew up.]

A Place For Justice

[An old red brick building which is the courthouse in the next city.]

Half Hidden

[The antique store downtown covered in ivy.]

Cobalt Motor Hotel

[Back entrance of a hardcore hotel through the fence of the adjacent lot.]

I think the first and the last are my favourites. Number one has an interesting foreground but the background is a bit busy and distracts me from the boots and chain.

The second one is okay. Nothing too out of the usual and it doesn't make sense without the explanation. It shouldn't need the explanation to be a good picture.

I love the ivy in the third but you should have probably took the picture a bit further to the right or as a close up on that sign and the windows surrounded by ivy.

I like the crisscross fence in the last one and the graffitti adds to the image. You've chosen a nice angle and, in eneral, you have some unusual subjects.

The first and the last are also my favorites. I'm loving the recycling scene, but watch the over-exposure on the toe of the right boot and surrounding area. Really a great scene though.

The last one, I'm not entirely sure why I like. I think I just like pictures through fences? =]

All right! A fence picture that actually works. That one was really nice.

I also liked the second one. I've tried to take pictures from that angle before without success, but here it worked really well.

You're so good at this.

I loved the first one because the main thing was the boots and the chains and those are the first things I saw, but the rest of them really didn't have a part that just stood out... I really liked it, if the boots were more centered and there were more bottles then it would be a bit better... but I liked that the best

I like number one. The concept and positioning is very cool. The background does distract from the main subject of the boots and chains though. The red lens flare is cool.

Number 2 is ok. The lighting is really wack though. The lamp is very dark and hard to see especially with the massive amount of brightnes behind it.

I really like the ivy but I think the sign takes a bit of the effect away. The Source is cool but then the antique shop and parking in rear part kinda ruined the sign aspect. I think a bit closer and more to the right would be very nice.

Number 4 didn't do much for me. Nothing really said wow to me. I did get the shady and vandalized feeling from it though.

I like these, they're different and unique.

My favourite was the first, of the boots. I liked how the pictures seemed random, but then they totally seemed planned. It's quite complex when I think about it.

I LOVE THIS THING.

The first one is obviously the best. It conveys childhood in a way unique to people who grew up in sticky places.

I also like the second one, though the background is way too light. I especially like the contrast of red bricks and the rest of the picture.

The third one was okay, the background was WAY too white! Nice ivy, though.

The fourth is not THAT good, but it's okay. Not bad. I don't like fence pictures much, only if they're in black and white and convey something significant.

I love all of them! The left boot seems to be pointing upwards, as if its going to come to life and start talking/moving. I especially like the last one, very inspiring.

Thanks for sharing =]