The Wall (7)
by karmat

Comment by sherpet:
Very dramatic in textures and patterns and I also like the strong impact it gives the viewer.....

The Roof (9)
by karmat

Comment by JLC:
Interesting perspective. There certainly are textures there.

Another Wall (8)
by karmat

Comment by JLC:
Nice perspective. The wall, the brick and the background all make for a great image.

The Wall (7)
by karmat

Comment by JLC:
What great textures here. I like it in b&w.

Topless Trio
by karmat

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Nice capture of the look on the glass. I'm not sure about the composition. Perhapos a portrait crop may have worked.

Topless Trio
by karmat

Comment by arron_christensen:
A bit noisy on my screen. I think some more contrast here with a different background might help.

Another Wall (8)
by karmat

Comment by Germaine:
I really like the diagonal line. I'd like to see a little detail in that shadow under the bricks.

Topless Trio
by karmat

Comment by e301:
I always think these terribly simple compositions cannot be hurt by taking things as simple as they will possibly go. The feeling that these aren't vertical adds an unwelcome tension to the image, one that isn't carried through in the image itself and thus feels wrong. The other element is of course the reflections, which show elements of a room and a window: clean those up, or simply use a soft-light, and you have, I think, an interesting tonal study in a kind of black/brown world. The shape of such shiny things is actually communicated through the shape of the reflections of light - if those reflections, as here, are of a more complex world they're likely to remove attention from what appears to be your subject: that is whay a simplification of those would work, and why every interesting shot of relective materials is almost always more softly-lit.

The Roof (9)
by karmat

Comment by slaakso:
I took some pictures of my roof as well and didn't get as good an angle as you did.

The Roof (9)
by karmat

Comment by Veiolets:
nice texture and contour