http://www.flickr.com/photos/silencer_rh <-- my flickr gallery, if you want larger size to look at.
The last one is just something different I tried.
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Hi, just after some tips to possibly improve these sort of photos, on the first two I tried to stay fairly true to the rule of thirds, admittedly I did have to do a little cropping when post processing to get them to fit that properly.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/silencer_rh <-- my flickr gallery, if you want larger size to look at.
The last one is just something different I tried.
A very interesting image the first. Love the contrast of the flat background with the shiny silver ring and patina of the front plate.
Looks like there has been more than one missed attempt at getting the key in 
Thanks for the comment Glen. I actually took the lock one by accident, I framed that and a handle in the original shot then when I looked at it afterwards thought hang on a second, I could crop that to be a much better photo.
I think that the first image could be improved with a total B&W conversion, but I still like it as it is. Neither of the other two appeal.
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I did actually do a pure B&W version but the chrome didn't really pop...
Yeah I wasn't so happy with it as a photo but liked how the light came through the leaves when viewed in B&W
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Also like your "keep left" image on flickr
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