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by see

Comment:
This is beautiful. Everything compliments everything else. That little peak of yellow is strong enough to jump out as not fitting in, yet subtle enough that the green still has a presence and the viewer can figure out why. That is the brilliance. The pattern is obvious when you see the green, but for me I only see the green because of the yellow.

Swirly
by timwest167

Comment:
Nice graphic design element here. The backlighting is perfect.

.a view from the bottom.
by the big bad wolf

Comment:
Some cropping work at the top. Perhaps a bit more framing in the original to have your corner beam come shooting out of the bottom corner of the pic, perhaps.

House of Mirrors
by bobnospum

Comment:
This is cool. I don't see anything much to nit-pick, but I am not a photog, so somebody else might.

Entrance
by Tiberius

Comment:
I would love to see more detail in this temple. It's obviously ancient, so I'm sure erosion has done a number on it, but right now I see a staircase to nothing. The icons and statuaries could just be blemishes on a rock.

Nature's design
by suemack

Comment:
I kinda like this. Not something I am generally drawn to, but there is a quality that demands my attention. Thank you.

Different kind of wine
by rarmermann

Comment:
I have looked at this several times and I still don't see the pattern. You do, or it wouldn't be here, so I won't hash the point.

This is a good start to something wonderful. The background doesn't add anything to this shot, imo, and could just as easily been a basic sheet of some sort of color to offset the reds.

Obviously, dark chocolate, but some more lighting on it to increase the detail of the Ghiradelli brand mark. Perhaps more of the stem of the glass, or at least the entire bowl of it. Right now we're missing part of that.

Good start!

Blue Passion
by wildiris

Comment:
This is very pretty, almost abstract. I can't decide if it is a wing or stained glass window or something else entirely. This is the kind of art that I would hang in my house.

"Pattern with-in the Glass"
by Joker1114

Comment:
How tall is the glass building? The reflection is obviously the subject as there is a definite pattern to it, but the glass is a secondary pattern and the windows are a tertiary. If there was a way to widen this shot, without losing the initial intent, I would love to see that result, just to compare.

Melbourne Dockland- Metal Worm
by SergeP

Comment:
Intriguing architectural design and nice choice in taking this at night. You Aussie's tend to be more creative all around :)