Voyeur
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Wonderfully sensual, and more so than if the wet glass weren't there. The cobalt blue, red and flesh tones really stand out. Almost dream-like. Her closed left eyelid, patterned by water drops, looks like a planet transiting her face. Excellent.

ride
by Tiberius

Comment:
First this is about lines and the shapes they encompass. Nicely done. Then, secondly, it's about the people,and pictures of people, sprinkled about the train in harmonious fashion, in their various attitudes. Very nicely done. It would make a terrific poster.

Old
by KarenNfld

Comment:
This extremely becoming image is partly photo-realistic, partly like an impressionistic oil painting. That's the window and the wall. And featuring the wall to such an extent is fully warranted by its gritty beauty. Anyway, I'm a sucker for old brickwork. The window strikes me as a sun. The rows of bricks, especially those flaring from above, are like rays, enhanced by splashes of yellow and red. Mesmerizing.

battered
by tvsometime

Comment:
Even in the sunlight the shadow looks ominous, coupled with the blocked up view of the building's interior. Yet one is at the same time noting the fine texture of the wood planking. Terrific evocation of mood.

With supreme visions of lonely tunes
by MichaelC

Comment:
The enormous windows here function to let in the radiance of the day, which opens up the soaring architecture. The black and white treatment works well. The standing man firms up the scale, yet there's a door in the far distant wall that's seemingly appropriate for Alice in Wonderland. A vacation-style photo that glows.

My Rear Window
by jarector

Comment:
The title reference to the great Hitchcock film already piques my appreciation. Now I can look at the picture, and I like what I see. The view is restful and reassuring. The plant leads the eye to the window which opens out on your neighborhood, which is a calm recession of planes. Nice.

Window Dreams
by JCrest01

Comment:
Sweet, unpretentious image. The girl is cute and serene. Her hands and arms are beautifully positioned, as is her head, with its line of reflection on her dark hair. The window is a terrific frame for her. The cross pieces look like a Chinese character. The graininess imbues it with a painterly feel.

Doctor Gubberford's Last Emporium of Wonders
by rooum

Comment:
Measured, muted composition. The greens are beautiful. I find the entire image to be elegant in its dishevelment.

Some you can, some you can't ...
by Epsi

Comment:
Lovely, variegated mural-like expanse of windows. Keeps the eye hopping. I'm enjoying this.

Station No. 3
by dtremain

Comment:
This window shyly peeks out from behind a welter of tree branches, and a red car front is situated coyly within. Cheerful and fills the frame well. Nice, interesting, understated approach.