3 blind mice
by Beetle

Comment by Artan:
great idea. I thought of the title, but not how to execute it

Winthrop Museum (WA)
by Beetle

Comment by GeneralE:
Interesting place, fine color. Not sure if it would make much difference seeing the top of the windmill, but I'd like to see.

3 blind mice
by Beetle

Comment by rex:
Funny. Good imagination.

3 blind mice
by Beetle

Comment by arpita:
Is this actually for Road SIgns too :D? Funny :)

3 blind mice
by Beetle

Comment by gthb:
Is this from one exposure?

3 blind mice
by Beetle

Comment by mpalitang:
Love the mice... but what's with the neighborhood in the background?

3 blind mice
by Beetle

Comment by nico_blue:
the photo in the background could use a bit more work, for example removing the purplish cast, adding a blue sky and making the trees green. Its a good idead but the execution has room for improvement

Contrasts
by Beetle

Comment by Mary Ann Melton:
Critique Club

Overall, this is a very pleasing image. You have chosen a building with very interesting architecture. Your photo shows a very pleasing use of line, nicely squared and leveled. I like the three dimensional effect created by the building's construction. I think you could have played that up a little more using Curves to selectively brightenthe rows of windows that are offset and darkening the others. That would also have deepened the blue hues in the windows making it seem more colorful.

Your composition is pleasing with the bell tower nicely off centered. I understand why you left that small patch of sky in order to keep the cross intact. However, it was either a cloudy day or the sky is over exposed. The white sky is a little distracting from the mood set with the blues throughout the rest of the photo.

Winthrop Museum (WA)
by Beetle

Comment by ahaze:
Doesn't wow me, but looks like a neat place. Love the colors.

Winthrop Museum (WA)
by Beetle

Comment by e301:
I can see why it would be a personal favourite - that light is certainly gorgeous. I find the framing/cropping uncomfortable - can't see what you've kept at the bottom of frame that requires the clipping of the windmill like that. It would benefit, to my eye, from some work to calm the very bright areas of sky toward the horizon - the blue becomes a touch pasty and washed out there. The tonality of tthe wood work is well caught, and the sense of organisation.