EDF tower, by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
by Gabriel

Comment:
I M Impressed. With the building and with your photograph of it. I suppose the off-centre composition was pretty hard to resist, and fortunately you didn't do so. So I think you got it just right. 8.

Footbridge
by KaDi

Comment:
Not strictly architecture, but close enough. It's a very nice composition, but I'm afraid that it appears too heavily processed for me, diminishing whatever character it may have had. Sorry. 4.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment:
Naaah. You could just as well have said it was Julie Andrews on the horizon & entered it in Movie Titles as "My Fair Lady". Sorry. 4.

When Worlds Collide
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Too confused to work as an architectural detail study, in my view. All it tells me about this building is that I don't want to visit it. On the other hand, it is an interesting and skilful photograph. 5.

New York New York Casino, Las Vegas NV
by JoelHSmith

Comment:
Just too confused to appeal to me. Much like Las Vegas, I imagine. Sorry. 4.

Elegant in its Simplicity
by scottwilson

Comment:
Curse that shadow! Without it, a higher score. But it's just too much distraction for me. Sorry. 5.

Bremen City Hall - Circa... 1700's
by Drake

Comment:
I think the night-time image does not do this impressive building justice, because too much detail is lost in the darkness and the digital noise. The remaining image is, to me, left a bit two-dimensional. Sorry. 4.

Cottage by the Winter Marsh — Herring River
by Bear_Music

Comment:
This is a truly beautiful photograph, in the style of an Andrew Wyeth painting. It is a wonderful, restrained architectural study for two reasons. First, it showcases the elegant simplicity of this rural cottage, and cleverly uses just a part of it to do so. And second, it effortlessly establishes the perfect harmony of the cottage with its environment. And of course, it's a terrific photographic work even without the architectural considerations. No choice here for me ... it's a 10.

Shades of San Francisco
by blanceric

Comment:
It's an intriguing idea that I don't entirely understand. I couldn't ignore it, which must be a good sign. But whatever it does have to tell me is about something other than architecture. Sorry (especially as I may not be doing it justice). 5.

Bellevue Skyline
by RayEthier

Comment:
Very high-impact image of a dramatic building. The reflected forebear is very good here, and the foreground adds to the way the image works for the viewer. 7.