Reflections of Fall
by Resusit8u

Comment by Konador:
This is a really nice scene. I think the trees at the top are a bit bright, and lack definition, so perhaps some slightly different post processing or a lower crop would improve this in my eyes.

Reflections of Fall
by Resusit8u

Comment by hutch699:
It was tough, but JohnBoy finally got a house of his own...

Beautiful image, nice colors!

Reflections of Fall
by Resusit8u

Comment by peecee:
This is where my favourite went.10

Reflections of Fall
by Resusit8u

Comment by ellamay:
is this lincoln ri?

Reflections of Fall
by Resusit8u

Comment by neenee1999:
This is simply gorgeous! Amazing colors,charming! Top pick I hope. 10

Reflections of Fall
by Resusit8u

Comment by ClubJuggle:
Great colors and I love how the reflections add to this.

Remember Me
by Resusit8u

Comment by sir_bazz:
Unfortunately the banding in the sky distracts from this otherwise nice image.

Remember Me
by Resusit8u

Comment by Transit:
Wheres the candles.........ha ha love the picture ,good job.

Remember Me
by Resusit8u

Comment by CNovack:
I like all the candlelight that surrounds this building - a quiet solitude nighttime scene. There are some things here in the composition of the picture that weaken the overall impact of the scene. First, I think the orientation of the photo would be better suited if you had framed it vertically instead of horizontally. The reason is that it would compliment the center of the structure which has the triangular features which travel in an upwards, vertical motion as well as that spire that further continues upwards in height. Of couse I would also recommend moving back to get the whole building and the two trees on either side into the frame. Those two trees would/could also act nicely as borders framing the edges of the photo. Lastly there seems to be a tad bit too much 'noise' on the left hand upper side of photo that is distracting - neatimage, running the photo through photoshop/paintshop to decrease noise levels, or decreasing exposure time could all help to illuminate that problem. Not to mention reducing the amount of light you let in by decreasing exposure time would also make the night sky more darker is tones giving a better backdrop for contrast with the many lights seen illunimating the scene. It would make it visually "pop" more.

Remember Me
by Resusit8u

Comment by Katmystiry:
Nicely done!