Blue Flowers
by thommo

Comment:
Lovely. I like that the title of the photo really emphasizes the details of the image, rather than the main subject itself. I'm curious to find out where this is located.

Towers
by arngrimur

Comment:
Beautiful lighting, and very interesting composition. The architectural style of this building reminds me of the photo of the building that ribboned in the black and white challenge. I think I would have cropped a bit more off the left so that it matched the right side, since this is clearly (?) intended to be a centered composition.

City Hall Dallas Texas
by RHoldenSr

Comment:
I love the reflections. They have great colors in them. That is one cool building, too.

Three Views to Reflect Upon
by jemison

Comment:
You must be very pleased with this photo. Great job. I don't know what you call the architectural style of the reflected building, but it reminds me of some architecture in Chicago.

Contemporaneous
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Awesome colors and lighting. I think it would be even better without seeing any sky in the background. I bet a simple, straight-on shot of this building would look great, too. Nice job.

Climb to the Temple of the Moon
by Beagleboy

Comment:
Nice job with this. I love the tones of the sky and building.

Windsor Ruins
by sher

Comment:
This photo feels "spooky" to me. In a good way, I mean. I like it. Is this sepia, or duotone of some sort? Nice touch with the darkened edges. And I don't care what anyone says about borders. I like the border, too.

Van Gogh Museum
by Pano

Comment:
Great viewpoint. It's great that you got down low (?) to include all of that fabulous foreground. I think it would look better without the buildings in the far background, but there's nothing that you could have done about that! Good job.

Hallowed Hall
by eqsite

Comment:
I would be curious to see how this shot would look if it was done in a portrait style instead of landscape style (i.e. long side of the photo vertical instead of horizontal).

Torfkofi
by Nazgul

Comment:
This is beautiful, and it has a lot of feeling. A house being slowly reclaimed by the earth. Great job.