Palace of the Governors
by dcano

Comment:
Very simple and a natural duotone. The blue and orange are very complementary. Like the sweep of the image. Leads the eye to the other side, and makes you wonder if the hall ends, or what the view is like, etc.

The Taj Mahal
by rishinicolai

Comment:
Well it wouldn't be an architecture challenge without the most famous piece of architecture in the world. Very nice.

Eye of the Library - Santiago Calatravas
by BeeGee

Comment:
Very nice lines. I like your title, too.

...of God and Man.
by shoelessaj

Comment:
Needs more. Details of building are really lost in the compensation to get the sky well exposed. The sky is wonderful, but the building is very dark.

Summit Av
by BlueZamia

Comment:
Seems overprocessed. I know it was to try to get better details, but the contrast and sharpness seems to have given the lines a broken look.

d e s c e n t
by love

Comment:
Very geometric, which is nice compositionally. Shot is definitely a good angle and lighting, but it doesn't ride to the top unfortunately.

The Past
by Djabordjabor

Comment:
I love the muted colors on thi sone. That green door really gives this shot that something extra.

Intricacy
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Beautiful. I especially like the v formed at the bottom of the pic. Great job.

15th Century
by lsmart

Comment:
I like the way the doors are all together. It seems to have too much in the image, though, but I can't figure out what would be the best part to focus on. My eye is drawn mostly to the door with the stairs showing, or the tower in the background. Anyway, it is a complicated image that has great potential to draw out many aspects of it in several crops, without losing interest. I have been looking at this image for about 2 minutes, and the longer I look, the better I like what you did here. I hope others do the same, otherwise it will be underrated.

Lifeguard TOWER
by MarkArtisan

Comment:
Very clear and saturated.