Simple, classy, very nice ! Good work, Pascale ! :~)

Wonderful and elegant texture composition! Well done!

if it were me i might have gone a bit lighter on the sepia to bring out more of the cool textures, otherwise i really like the geometric compo of this!! :]

Ahhh yes, very good subject. As with your 'Garage Door', I think b/w would have brought out more texture and shadow. Here there is so much that catches the eye, I would be here for a very long time If I were to name them, but there obvious, so I'll just mention the 'main' notable features. The brick wall has many interesting tones and textures, it's well placed and as a whole forms a nice 'centre piece' for this image. The tree trunks too are an important feature, and balance the image. The wall on the left with it's texture is nice, and the 'chipboard'? on the right are very good also, but what really catches my eye is the nail! I love the shinyness/gleam. To me this tiny aspect makes this image wonderful! If it were not there, I would mention more the wall texture. Having mention b/w, I do however think this tone suits the image. Nice one Pascale!

All in all it was all just bricks in the wall... I love this for its cold dark nature. No tips, just keep it up!!!

wonderful subject, I guess cynlee is right...it is not bad no way !!!.....but a bit lighter looks even better.....I like the compo...very clasic

i love this one just the way it is!!!! it has so much interest, and that shiny nail is delightful! if i had gotten to see this place in person like you, i wouldn't be able to resist hanging something there!!!! did you? what a fascinating foto!!!!! fabulous capture!!!

A tiny bit lighter would be cool but then the leaves could get too 'flat' - maybe using curves would help? Just a wild guess, I'm definitely not an expert! :) I love the idea and composition of this as well as the tones - well done, girl :)

Sweet job Pascale!!! I like it, i like the tone and i just loooove how that bended (bend, bent,....english grammar..yuk) tree almost appears to be yet another crack in that wall. Thats at least my first impression...ive had 4 beers though...sigh...maybe i should get to bed instead of rambling like this huh? GOOOOOODNIGHT!!!!!!!!!! Have a lovely weekend #:O)

I think its great. Has a bit of everything. Fascinating work Pascale Tks :^)

~~I Love This Capture Ands Its Tone Is Perfect~~

I like this its symmetrical and... its not !! Beautiful work !! :o)

Beautiful and at the same time somewhat depressing mood here. Have you sepia setting on the camera, or have you done it in Photoshop?

Nature and urban decay merge beautifully (?!) in this one. Can't really improve this!

Love the leaves at the bottom and the interplay between the curvy lines on the rendered wall and the curve in the wood. Lovely render...claps

Beautifully Done!

Great Shot!

Wonderful! Love the composition and the variety of textures. Great balance, the relative symmetry works very well here, and the toning is great. Excellent!

There is still Life in the Old Wall yet :]

Excellent! shot..!!! cool texture composition! well done Pascale.

Marvelous textures in this photo. I like the sepia and can't imagine it being better in B/W.

Hi Pascale, about Antonio, never look in his eyes so can not tell you? OH! I love this , like a door that was once open now forever close, what secrets are in there? A most evocative image, and very nicely done, you are doin great. and my vote for this one, love it. Lina

Love the tone and textures here...it's a well balanced shot.

PERFECT, Pascale! BIG VOTE

wonderful mood. there is so much character in this textures. simply excellent in this sepia tones. #:O)

Hard to know what to suggest for this one! Little more contrast maybe but it's not essential. Nicely composed :-)

beautifully done! love the tone...

More wall -- very cool. I love these wall shots you've taken, and your toning choices.

Great shot, love the sepia tone very much!!! Great mood in this image! Excellent!!!

This image is very appealing to me.... wonderful textures, and I think the sepia toning works well here!