House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by Sailingduck:
where? this is an architecture challenge. might have scored higher if you titled it as God's earth and sky? No manmade architecture believable without your title.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by eirasi:
Great photo but the architecture I can see is mostly the nature itself.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by whagerbaumer:
Nice clouds, nice lighting of clouds, and nice reflection. However, the house is less than 60 pixels in this format which is insufficient for an architectural study. A 3.

In a straight line
by arnit

Comment by e301:
Great photography. It speaks to me of our attempts to regiment our children, our oft-mistaken idea that education is about bringing them all to some accepted 'norm' - and f the hugely optimistic hoplesness of that aspiration: the individuality of our children will always triumph over our attempts to put them in boxes, and more power to them for that. Even if they have all got the same kind of hat on. Lovely - no, more powerful than that - well, simply great photography.

Windy
by arnit

Comment by just-married:
Again, exceptional framing. The lighting here is perfect. Love it.

Hiding in the corner
by arnit

Comment by just-married:
Terrific! I don't especially care for the border, but I love the framing.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by marbo:
You win the prize for the smallest piece of architecture, great sky.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by mpalitang:
Great shot of the clouds, but I would've like to have seen the house more of the focus point of the photo.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by A Varya:
This is a beautiful image, but too much of a stretch for the challenge.

House on the Horizon
by arnit

Comment by ubique:
Naaah. You could just as well have said it was Julie Andrews on the horizon & entered it in Movie Titles as "My Fair Lady". Sorry. 4.