idyll
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Comment by Jutilda:
I love the backlit profile. I wonder if bringing up the highlights a smidge would have given it more contrast. :~)

Windows of windows
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Comment by MaryO:
The bits and pieces in and out of focus are very intriguing as I try to figure out where you were and how you angled the camera. I don't know if it would interest me as much if I weren't a photographer, but I'm guessing it would. The whole scene-within-a-scene composition defined by the window panes is very cool, and the overlapping views and reflections invite a closer look to try and figure out what is "real."

idyll
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Comment by hotpasta:
great sky and good as a b and w

I Turn Men to Stone
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Comment by AmeedEl-Ghoul:
Not sure this shot presents super power, If I didn't read the title, which I do at first, I wont be able to tell what kind of super power it is,
I hope my critique is taken a positive way, all the best.

Windows of windows
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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Reminds me a bit of a shot I did in high school that won the school photography contest. It was looking out a window at the Old Bethpage Restoration Village on Long Island. It's hiding in my house somewhere, and whenever I find it, it will get scanned and posted.

Wildlife Photographer
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Comment by one2one:
Studying pathology are we? ;]

Wildlife Photographer
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Comment by phlover:
The bird on a corner maybe?

benchmarks
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Comment by MaryO:
Including bird poo, I see. I like this, though. It's very simple but reminds me of so many well-used and well-worn benches in leafy city parks, and the stories they could tell.

benchmarks
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Comment by Dr.Confuser:
I like your "macro" approach to this bench. Unusual in this challenge so far.

benchmarks
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Comment by Mal37:
There's a simple elegance in this. It almost appears 2D, but the curled metal part at the top brings in a bit of depth.