Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by psweetkity:
Thats cool but needs less sky in the image, it should be more about the buildings and the architecture.

The rainbow
by eirasi

Comment by eirasi:
Thanx.... I have it here in better resolution (and even more).
//www.heima.is/ers/eirasamyndir/ymsar/rainbow.jpg

But I'm not sure if it is enough to be printable

Originally posted by Imagineer: Absolutely wonderful image. I'd have been so excited to capture this! It looks like a very marketable shot to me if your original is high resolution.

The rainbow
by eirasi

Comment by Imagineer:
Absolutely wonderful image. I'd have been so excited to capture this! It looks like a very marketable shot to me if your original is high resolution.

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by Tycho Brahe:
góð hugmynd. er bara ekki alveg að virka

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by bigjvoltage:
great idea--nice composition--nice sky background--and reflections on glass...lighting could have been improved.........8

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by beckettboots:
A wonderful and original interpretation for the challenge. The choice of framing really highlights the differences. I like the colors, especially the differences between the aqua of the glass and the blue of the sky and then the reflected sky in the left windows. I wonder if a slight rotation CCW wouldn't help to make the line of the walkway feel a little better.

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by L1:
Appears a tad fuzzy and flat on my monitor. Interesting concept, new and old. Would love to see this with light on the front of the buildings.

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by Jeileen:
Great idea - but I think this could have been taken from a different perspective to provide more impact.

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment by strongheart:
nice shot. solid and in focus

Rusted door inside a rusted door
by eirasi

Comment by sailracer_98:
I don't find this subject too interesting. There is a lot of dirty white space in this photo and the framing seems to pull emphasis away from the doors as the main subject.