AUCKLAND FROM THE DISTANCE
by slonko

Comment:
Good use of the window for framing; nice light. Might have been nice to block the sun further with that angled right frame.

CandyTuft
by justine

Comment:
The choice of including the inside frame + was good, but the flowers are very unbalanced in that composition IMHO (So few in the largest area). Maybe there was a way to compose with an overall balance (or maybe not).

From the lighthouse
by willem

Comment:
Nice view; it might have been cool to square off the window frame; if it was a nice wood, you could have even framed it by providing a bit of inside light on it. But in any case, the bottom light lip (and the bit at the top) probably should have been cropped.

Spring Stroll
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
I like the scene and the choice of B&W I think it would have benefited from a square perspective with the window frame.

Train Keep-A-Rollin'
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Interesting view, IMHOit might have been better to frame it in a single window.

West View
by katlyn

Comment:
I like the view and the light, though the sun is a bit strong (and if you had used your top F-stop, you might have gotten a star effect here). I think it might have been better to leave in less of the window frame--it's a bit bold, and given it's only on two sides, it might be better to downplay it in the image.

The Ferry Ride
by ccraft

Comment:
Nice shot through the glass; I like the view and particularly the sillouetted fellow. If you could have done a bit of staging, putting someone interesting to sillouette in each window, you'd have a winner for that upcoming challenge.

Rainy Day
by paganini

Comment:
Makes an interesting abstract but not much view through this window. I like the tilt here.

Blind View
by channeled

Comment:
Looks like a nice window view, but the blinds don't really add here. The sun could look better too--if you use your highest aperature, on a digital camera you would have gotten a star effect; but I think your window view woud have looked great on a rainy day, or a foggy day, or early am with some interesting light through the trees but not the sun dead on. Also, a polarizer would eliminate the reflections (looks like a cup reflecting).

Looking back........
by tolovemoon

Comment:
Looks like it was taken at night... too much noise/color noise! Aside from that, it's not even too clear we are looking out a window, though I suppose that's the frame vertically?