"Crazy Quilt" Sony Metreon San Francisco
by autool

Comment:
I suppose they'd have noticed if you'd cut the tree down first? It's still a visually startling image. 7.

Reflections
by fredandaud

Comment:
It's a good idea, but I think this one is a bit too crowded to have the impact you'd hoped for. 5.

Heavenly Lines
by helgihelgi

Comment:
A very clever shot. I suspect you have made this building appear more interesting than it is, by selecting this view point. I hate saying this, but I would have liked it better in colour I think. (I hate saying it because it always seems a presumptuous comment, like saying to Da Vinci, "You know, old Mona might have looked better with a cigar"). Also a nice title. 7.

Looming Large
by TerryGee

Comment:
I'm not sure why, but this just doesn't come off for me. Looks a bit cartoon-like, I guess. I'm probably being harsh, because it's a good photograph of a well composed scene. It just lacks appeal somehow. 5.

Desert Southwest Stone
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I think you have shown just barely enough of this house's location to hint at the architect's point about this building's relationship to it's environment. A near miss for me. Sorry. 5.

Fairy-tale house
by arpita

Comment:
Good subject and point of view, really nice composition, but the shadow of the tree destroys your otherwise high-impact image. What a pity. 5.

We've Come a Long Way
by RockBruise

Comment:
The waterfall is the subject here. I'm afraid the old girder bridge is not prominent enough to say much about architecture. But you get a bonus point for not calling it "Water Under the Bridge". 4.

Industrial Residential
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Dramatic treatment of high-impact subjects. You chose a very good point of view. 7.

A Study in Brick and Glass
by Artan

Comment:
Nice perspective & composition to showcase this worthy subject. It seems just a little over-processed to me, but maybe that's needed here for the dramatic effect you have achieved. 7.

Reaching
by jin_tonic

Comment:
This is a terrific photo of a very impressive building. Your composition and point of view are highly sympathetic to the architectural style and "personality" of the subject; you seem to have achieved the maximum visual impact of which this building is capable. This photo would not look out of place on the cover of a fine architecture magazine or book. 9.