Empires
by Imagineer

Comment:
Reflected architectural scenes are hard to resist, for photographers and their veiwers. I guess I'm saying that it's not awfully original. This is a good one, however, with a very good title as well. 6.

Stick & Adobe
by Bud

Comment:
A very interesting subject, but I think your treatment of it is more revealing of its construction than its architecture. But a nice enough photo. 5

The Winter Funhouse
by smoon273

Comment:
Well I suppose it is architecture, but I'm afraid if it is, it is not a very interesting structure, and nor is it a very interesting photograph of it. The straight-on perspective does nothing to create a bit of interest. Sorry. 3.

Country Home
by cicisunflower

Comment:
This is an attractive image. I'm glad you didn't kill it with excessive post-camera processing. This small, quiet & calm house may not be the most dramatic architectural achievement, but it fits its environment, & your photo and treatment fits the house. 7.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
by Homunculus

Comment:
This is an interesting composition, which shows off the architectural detail very well. You probably had no choice but to crop at this point anyway, but it's effective. I'd have tried a tiny bit more contrast, to better define the depth of the scene (it seems a little two-dimensional), but maybe you did try that & preferred it this way? 6.

Under the Gold Dome
by elemess

Comment:
Looks familiar but with no star. The photo appears a bit overblown in the highlights, but I think you had to make the most of the spectacular halo of light, which gives this image its impact. 6.

Study Hall
by alanfreed

Comment:
What would you study here; celestial mechanics? It is impressive architecture, that's for sure, and your photograph is a good one. But the tables & chairs do seem to trivialise this massive hall a bit. 6.

Air and Space
by MrYu

Comment:
Beautiful lighting. That's probably really a tribute to the architect, but you understood what was there and how to capture it. 7.

Stellar Illumination
by L1

Comment:
The composition is really good, and would have thrilled the architect, who I'm certain would feel that you perfectly understood the building. Your photograph rewards a few minutes study, or a second look at least, which is always a good sign. 8.

Gherkin
by Geo_Griffin

Comment:
Not quite enough happening here to hold my attention (which could be my problem, not yours). Although it did make me think of the Hindenburg, which was also highly pickle-like. 6.