Alone in the Cold
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Much drama here. For "people in landscape", one of the things I was looking for when I entered and voted was some kind of purpose or relationship - a reason for the person being there. This one fits the bill perfectly. He is one with the terrain and it with him; and he gives us a fine sense of scale. Well done. 10. (Voted earlier)

recline
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
I want to see more of the figure . . . and then I'm glad I can't. The lines of light and shadow are perfect . . . and enough. Lovely tones, too.

Windows: Oddly Placed
by Lydia

Comment:
Yes, to your title. Muralists usually try to work with the . . . well, with the junk they find on a building. It's as if here the artist said, "No way around all this crap . . . I'll just overpower it". And succeeded. It really took me a bit to find all the "stuff".

Once Was
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Great tones - love the autumn feel they impart.

Puzzling windows but premium view
by pgirish007

Comment:
Overwhelming in a very good way. Windows and more windows and more windows.

Rainy Night Contemplations
by vawendy

Comment:
Gorgeous. Truly a favorite - the lighting is wonderful. I would have placed the cat in the left pane or, since cats kind of have minds of their own . . . , cropped to move it further left. That said, the centered position is wonderful and I'd have been wrong.

A window on fertility
by markwiley

Comment:
My top pick. For me this has the symmetry of a planned and set-up shot (which I can appreciate) combined with the intrigue and charm of "found", candid, street photography. The layers . . . I just love that you included everything from the table and chairs that invite us to sit right here to the fascinating window display to the reflection that carries us across the street and beyond. I also look forward to reading the comments on this one. Voted and bumped earlier.

All Twirled Up
by Beaubeau

Comment:
This one is fun first because of the great, bold colors and then because what initially give the impression of symmetry upon closer inspection reveals its asymmetry.

Japanese Acer
by salmiakki

Comment:
Stately. I like the subdued palette and appreciate the elegant symmetry.

Follow Your Dream
by sanders

Comment:
Lovely title and pastel palette. I love the iridescent sheen and the flow of this one. The path(s) lead in many and unexpected directions.