They've Landed
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Very strange looking and the treatment is appropriate.

The Haunted Mansion
by SteveJ

Comment:
I'm not a big fan of the negative image look. Once in a while it works, but I'm not caring for it here. Please consider that a personal preference thing and not any real flaw.

Geisel Library- San Diego, CA
by JeffryZ

Comment:
Geisel, as in Dr. Seuss? I guess the infrared look works for this, making the trees into Seussian caricature of themselves. The processing you've done on this gives it a bit of an "artists conception" look, which I find appropriate.

Stabbur - built 1760
by TrollMan

Comment:
That's an interesting building. Some kind of hunting cabin?

Bizarrorchid
by digifotojo

Comment:
Sorry, as nice a shot as this is, I can't stretch my definition of architecture to include a flower.

Ancient Chapel on Mt Elias
by Pattyd1230

Comment:
Looks like you used some on-camera flash here. Ack! If there is any ambient light to use, a tripod and longer exposure will almost always give better results than the onboard flash will. An interesting subject, however.

Under The Pier
by docmagic

Comment:
Not really unusual, though I am being fairly open in my interpretation of the topic. The image as a whole is kind of soft looking and the tones are a bit on the flat side. I see some good effort on the composition, however. It tries to lead my eye, though that board at the bottom left is stopping my eye from being taken where it the image is trying to lead it.

The Portals of Knowledge
by mgsmith53

Comment:
Whether or not this is really an unusual building I can't know, but your effective use a semi-abstract perspective makes it that way.

Crystalized
by jeger

Comment:
Looks like the time machine malfunctioned.

Through the Eyes of Moshe Safdie
by Dudski

Comment:
Ive seen some pics of this apartment building before. Very weird. Effective wideangle view of it.