Are These My Feet?
by dcano

Comment:
Wonderful catch and title. Faved.

Impact
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Love the perspective, the lines, and the filtered light. Possibly darken the man a little bit?

Morning Glory
by yanko

Comment:
Good choice of window. Interesting how the 3 panes have no overlap. Those sure are some funky-looking clouds - is the glass distorting them or is that post-processing?

Beauty in an Ordinary Neighborhood Window
by Sunshine86

Comment:
Nice idea. Very interesting mix of sat and desat. Just fyi, you have some post-processing boogers near the purple flower - can see the unblurred background near the petals and the stems. (I have trouble getting this kind of stuff to be clean too.)

1/2 a Man
by movieman

Comment:
Funny - and now you have 2 x 1/2... Wish I could see the face a little more clearly - or maybe more expression? The background behind him looks pretty extreme, kind of x-files. Appreciate the creative spin.

from my wineyard
by goc

Comment:
Lucky you! Part of me wishes I could see the greens that must be here, but perhaps you used duotones to minimize something you didn't like? If it were mine, I might tweak the curves a bit to get more range of tone - and try a non-yellowy hue to make this gorgeous vista look more vibrant.

Reflection in Window(s)
by LVE

Comment:
I like the pink flower :) The windows are reflecting well, and their smoothness contrasts nicely with the rocky wall. I'm not crazy about the shingly roof pieces. Next time, you might consider 'planting' a reflection of something interesting in the window, and brightening the whole pic by using levels and/or curves. Just some thoughts ;-)

Breakout
by sherpet

Comment:
Really great idea! I'm finding the pattern on the glass and on the orchids to be a little bit of sensory overload. I wonder how this would look with reduced sharpness or with either the plants or glass having less complexity. Love the weathered window frame and the old latch.

The Distillery Historic District circa 2006
by Rae-Ann

Comment:
Nice job! Great angles, coloration... and zero glaring anachronisms. The sign and the clock really cinch it. I would have given it a 7 or 8, easy.

Architecture is music in space
by tinky2

Comment:
Wait... are you writing about music or dancing about architecture? ;-) Like the comp.