I like the shot but not the green tint.
Green seems to me a colour of damp and decay, a bit negative in it's inflection.
Composition is great, nice and sharp, just the green doesn't work for me.
What is the rational for this green tint? This is a nice image and black and white would be just fine with this image, it has a good composition and the light seems good too.
Maybe a sepia tint if you really don't like b/w.
If you are dead and gone, how come you have started posting again? The green tint is intriguing and will put many people off this image, but I guess you plough your own furrow. I quite like it: composition is fine, although I would not have cut off the legs of the nearest chair. Perhaps Paul has hit the nail on the head with his reference to damp and decay?
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