Light & Shadow...
by photoleon

Comment:
This is a very imaginative composition - brings out a simple contrast between the two buildings and creates a nice absract group of shapes. You could pop the color more, perhaps boost the contrast.

Palace of the Governors
by dcano

Comment:
I like the contrast of orange and blue. The composition in good -leads the viewer in. However the railing on the left comes right at you in a way that makes me feel like I'm hit in the stomach. I'd take the picture more from the center of the path, and frame the sides with the blue sky. The lights on the pillars at the right are very blown out - too bright for the mellow mood of the photo.

Double Doors
by sher

Comment:
Nice color, texture - work together to create real atmosphere.

Escape
by C-town driver

Comment:
A wonderful concept. The blue sky creates a negative space/shape that point to the woman. I wish the light were better on her - she is somewhat lost in the shadows. The glare from the sun has blown out your highlights on the right.

Young Conquers Old
by gt7435b

Comment:
This works very well - the placement of the child in the frame, the bright colors against the dark grays - all tell a story. Beautiful to look at too - great texture.

Wuthering Heights
by Anastasia

Comment:
Fun play on the eye - which is sky and which is building? What is building and what is reflection? Nice contrast and color - hint of dark blue.

Lighthouse
by Guja

Comment:
Fun color, simple composition - makes the viewer look close at the texture and shape of the structure and get the most out of it. Burning in that dash of clouds might add a little drama. The bright burnt out reflection is a bit distracting.

Under the Bridge
by admiral

Comment:
Wow talk about moving the viewer eye into the frame! The bridge function to transport out eye across the frame to the city - nice composition. Great exposure and colors and reflections! Bumping up. 9

After closing hours
by LalliSig

Comment:
Daring, contrasty, dramatic and unusual composition (I really like the composition - with that bright light at the top corner anchoring the sweep on the building!). While it is hard to see architectral details, you do get a tremendous sense of shape and form and presence and I think that is the point here. Bumping up - 9

Support
by karmat

Comment:
The balanced composition suits your subject and enhances the serenity. Good work with exposure - must have been tricky. I understand by your title you were emphasizing the stength and solidity of the columns - but their bulk detracts a bit from the delicate view - craws the eye away from the view rather than towards - perhaps cropping a bit on the sides to lighted things up and make the voew proportionally bigger.