Reflections of Time Gone By
by hopefulcrafty1

Comment:
nice twist in the plot of things

Another Slice
by hesitant

Comment:
On top of the image subject and general scene, the repetitive balconies introduce a rhythm to the image and frame it nicely.

Trees - A detail
by hajeka

Comment:
sensual knees, I though at first.

Shrouded
by RohanC

Comment:
that tiny piece of land gives the whole picture a different context, so thanks for living it in.

Feast your eyes on this doggy!
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
s/he seems to be so tired of us people.

The Eyes
by 2mccs

Comment:
great reward to those who try to decipher this (even if unsuccessfully).

dedicated: wife, children, & self
by bspurgeon

Comment:
great take on my parents childhood pictures.

Crow
by lukask

Comment:
Just my opinion: you failed to imitate Tim Burton's crow. Yours is much more intimidating, especially considering its angle of attack with respect to the human figure. The thin lampposts do look like Tim Burton's figures, so overall you are doing fine. The casual placement of the lady's bicycles allow the viewers' imagination contemplate on how did we get here, and what comes next.

Loyal assistant to Dr Maxwell Payne
by 2mccs

Comment:
This is totally Tim Burton. I especially like the tiny faces pouring out of the main body. I applaud your BraVerY (pardon the outburst) and insight.

ETA: just found an imagery of the loyal assistant, as depicted by the young Tim Burton. I prefer the subtlety of your find better.

Sweeney Todd
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
I didn't see the movie, so I didn't recognized the scene, but I just saw this window. I think maybe muted colors and some grain may have added to the feel. A good one nevertheless.