Bird House
by jjbeguin

Comment by e301:
The Old Town Hall in Geneva, again, huh? There are so many signature elements to this composition: the near-incidental (but essential) presence of life, the moment of oddness provided by the plant-pot, the strong sense fo rhythm and repetition in the railings and balustrades, and in the arches, the geometrical framing , the sense of texture in the stone. And a sense of waiting in shadow, which is not uncommon in your work either. It works on very many levels (regression through the various arches, one plant, two birds, three square windows, etc.). I lmost feel I know my way around this place now.

Articulation
by jjbeguin

Comment by nico_blue:
this should have scored much higher imo... i gave it a 9 :-)

Bird House
by jjbeguin

Comment by rhipster:
Nice composition. Red/green plant pot gives just a little extra IMO

Bird House
by jjbeguin

Comment by notonline:
Nice shot. I like the silhouette/shadow look but hate those birds lol. I find the picture to be very grainy or almost blurry. I like that shot it could be the contrast that is thowing off the crispness. Well done and keep up the good work. <8>

Architectures
by jjbeguin

Comment by arngrimur:
Good work with the contrasting patterns. The dark shadow in the bottom right corner bothers me, I think that a square crop from the top would have made a more striking image.

Bird House
by jjbeguin

Comment by f-32:
Il paraît que même les oiseaux ont plaisir à visiter l'hôtel de ville à Genève. Une belle étude dans la géométrie Suisse. Entre les voûtes et les angles, on se trouve toujours intrigué par cette image. Encore, comme d'habitude, bravo, maestro!

Bird House
by jjbeguin

Comment by RonnieJ:
GREAT ANGLE AND SUBJECT MATTER

Architectures
by jjbeguin

Comment by nordic:
the tree is far to distracting from the subject - architecture, otherwise a good shot the way light falls on the building - good luck

Bird House
by jjbeguin

Comment by jonpink:
Very very nice composition - well thought - need more on DPC! 2 birds just finish it off perfectly. 10

Architectures
by jjbeguin

Comment by mpalitang:
I would've liked to have seen more of the building than a tree since this is an architecture challenge!