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Comment by PGerst:
Normally, I vote low on exaggerated tilts. But, in this case, the tilt works. In fact, its one of the few cases where a tilt is used correctly. In other words, I really like this shot!!!

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Comment by Chinarosepetal:
Great abstract effect - a building I presume?:)

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Comment by JulietNN:
very good, crisp and clean lines that draw your eye to try to find one that is out of place, nice job

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Comment by bvy:
I know these shots well! The very top right hand corner betrays the pattern, and so the eye (mine anyway) is instantly drawn to it. Still very good, and I like the complimentary colors.

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Comment by Ja-9:
interesting angle and building...

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Comment by tpbremer:
crazy abstract. makes me wonder what this building looks like as a whole.

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Comment by emorgan49:
Oh my, and to think we actually live and work inside those windows, what a commentary on our world. Your picture is perfect in every way, composition, colors, statement, story. yup, 10

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Comment by KarenNfld:
I love abstract architecture shots and I really love this. I think the purple tones in the reflections make this stand out even more.

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Comment by Jutilda:
I hope people vote on each images merit, and not compare it to a stunning sunset or a tack sharp macro. This definitely deserves a 7 in my book.

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Comment by bspurgeon:
Critique Club

First impression: What joy! I love the look of shock that can be interpreted in various ways, too me it's joy. I know it's probably for Dad, but the son can't wait to dig in and start building!

Subject: obviously meets the challenge

Composition: Very well balance, with strong diagonal lines that keep me focused on that wonderful face. You stated this is a candid, so I'll mention the placement of the couch as it appears out of place when taken in to the context of the top right corner on first glance, but in reality it grounds context of the image as a "gift opening gathering". Well done.

Lighting/Color: The highlights are well used, and the the boy and gift are well lit, regardless of whether it was placed in processing or initially. With respect to color, I find the top right corner very bothersome, because I don't know what it is, and why it's there. Too bad it's not brown.

Excellent photograph, and congrats on the high finish. Personally, I would like to thank you for not cloning the white fragments in front of the box. If you had, you probably would have finished in front of that spectacular, one of kind, highly imaginative, 7th place photograph! ;)

Cheers,

Ben