S-21 prison

This former high school was used as a torture prison by the Kilmer Rouge during the Cambodian Genocide from 1975 to 1979.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Technically proficient, but I feel there's something missing. The mood I get from this photo is lonely or forlorn. With the history of this place, I'd hope for some sense of horror or malevolence, or at least some more clues as to the experiences of the former occupants.

I, on the contrary, felt it was a powerful shot without having read your caption. Perhaps it is the darkness moving _towards_ the viewer that made it. Congratulations.

A agree with Mauricio. It is subtlely disturbing, subtle enough that you are not overwhelmed by it, but enough that it still sends a shiver down the spine.

nice, but I think i'd like this better symmetric and without the frame on the wall. you probably weren't in a position to perfect the composition, so nice capture anyway.

I think this is well-done. Would also have made a nice B&W shot. I agree, it seems lonely and forlorn which I don't think is inappropriate for the setting-- after all of the horror and atrocities man can commit against himself, in the end it kind of leaves us empty and alone as a species.