rmortenson

I'm of two minds on this.  On one hand, the darkness hides much of the stunning details that certainly exist in this moment.  Yet, the darkness accentuates cloud details and falling water.... OK, I'll go with "great shot."

Electrifying!

This harkens back to still lifes of old.  Classic composition and marvelous sense of depth.

Both fresh and nostalgic.  Wonderfully done. 

I was so disoriented in this section of hell that I was looking for something to ground me.  The symmetry of the doors gave it to me ... for a moment.

I agree that the photograph has issues (honestly not one of my best) but I wanted to convey the "convergence" (thank you, Michael) of chaos and order.

To James's point - because these were previously classrooms, the light is very well distributed throughout the rooms.  At the time of the Khmer Rouge, these rooms were converted to departmentalized cells.

An undeniable, yes!

I like the desaturated reds. I tend to over saturate these shots but your treatment ages the photo nicely. 

Lovely soft touch. 

I feel the history of this. I like it a lot.

I particularly like the sweeping tones of his hat.  The ear may be a bit affected though. 

Flowing and liquid.  Bizarre yet familiar and a fun romp through colors. 

"Gritty" might work better if you brought down the highlights in his top and walkway. 

I understand how you took a lot of time to compose this photo but it has been repeated here again and again.  It lacks originality. 

Nicely touched.