the white fingers of spring
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Comment by Kismet:
I like the colors, they really stand out.

paneful reflections
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Comment by BakerBug:
Not sure what the subject should be.

They Once Prayed Here
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Comment by DrAchoo:
I can't see your camera settings, but the first thing I thought was the picture was noisy. It might actually just be the way the brick is on the facade.

A few thoughts:
1) The color is very drab. I usually recommend that we switch to black and white in situations like this. The color is giving us nothing and is probably dragging us down.
2) The composition is very static. The building is quite centered and it's a typical "off axis" presentation of a building.
3) The brick, as mentioned above, either didn't capture well because of the light, or the processing or something. It looks very muddled and not contrasty enough. You need more contrast to the picture.

the white fingers of spring
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Comment by RolandB:
Very nice and simple! Works well.

paneful reflections
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Comment by beriblue:
I like the top two panes---alone.

They Once Prayed Here
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Comment by hideout:
The tree growing from the inside is classic. The bottom of the image seems cropped a bit tight but you shot from a great POV.

paneful reflections
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Comment by sonnyh:
I love taking pictures of doors and windows myself but I think the crop on this could have been better done although I really like the reflection in the window (the top part)while you can see through the bottom.

paneful reflections
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Comment by UNTITLED:
The colors and tree reflections are great, but the composition is overly busy. The room and background windows are really battling with the foreground window and tree reflections for attention, and add to that the reflection of houses caught furthur dividing.

paneful reflections
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Comment by DigiClikMA:
I like the inside/outside combination of reflections...nice

paneful reflections
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Comment by madhatter:
Haha. Clever title.