A Pavilion-Window View of a Parasail Parade
by espy2

Comment:
Hey, just noticed your comment!
What I meant was that by looking at the photo, I use my imagination to transport me there and to see what else lies outside the window. I can feel the heat, feel the sand under my toes, feel the breeze, etc. Imagining myself there, I now start to look for somewhere better to take photos from, as I don't think that the composition here does it justice. What is the point of focus? Where does the eye settle? Is there a flow to the photo? Why was it taken? What is it communicating? The beach looks cluttered. The thing is, that this composition is really about the windows, the sea and the parasailers. Everything else seems random. That's why I think it's not strong enough.

Haleluja!
by Bolti

Comment:
Selective desat has made the coloured area look too much like a cartoon here and strikes me as completely gratuitous.

beautiful day
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Too hard to make out what is outside.

Nikki
by facesastheycome

Comment:
Nice attempt at backlighting, shame about the horrendous noise levels.

450 year old window view
by Tallbloke

Comment:
Lighting is a little harsh here. Needs a little extra to make the composition interesting.

Wine Anyone?
by Prism

Comment:
Needs something more to raise this above a snapshot of a shop window.

A Portable View
by andri

Comment:
This would have been a lovely photo without the window. I can't really see why it's there other than to meet a DPC challenge.

"Window", Framed
by LN13

Comment:
Composition feels balanced, but needs something extra to raise this above the commonplace.

Window on Dreams gone By
by yeti

Comment:
Shots taken from cars/trucks need to be pretty special to not look like a snapshot. Midday is not usually a good time for photos.

Good Gracious its Gardening Time
by kiwinick

Comment:
It's a window, and it's a selection of gardening items. Not sure why I should find it interesting though.