Up the lighthouse
by tomz

Comment:
If your verticals are going to converge, I say go wide angle and work with it. Nicely done.

The Mill
by gull

Comment:
This is a surreal shot and I love it. Very Terry Gilliam.

May the best team win
by walbland

Comment:
love the interaction the guy staring into the camera

HAY
by Jutilda

Comment:
I like this, but I think you could have exaggerated the viewpoint even more for extra impact. A wider lens and even lower viewpoint with the camera could move this from a good shot to a great shot.

Source of Strength
by MichaelC

Comment:
I really like the components of this image, the building and the tree. Just two small things I'd say, and I took a quick look at the rules for basic editing to make sure they were doable.

Firstly, there is a fair amount of lean that could easily be corrected by rotating the picture, and secondly I'd be interested to see what the image would look like in B & W, since its very much in monochrome already.

All the way up..and reverse
by cryingdragon

Comment:
like the the all the way up part, but not the reverse. I assume the image wasn't as interesting as you had hoped and thats why you reversed it. I still would have liked to see the original though.

greater than the sky
by snejki

Comment:
I really like the cool gray and the blue sky, but I'd like to see the columns centered and straightened. The converging verticals are fine, the challenge is from the ground up, after all, its just the slight tilt to the right that is evident.

natural textures
by deepfrog17

Comment:
liking the orange and blue, always my favourite colour combination, and nicely captured here. Think the sky might be slightly overcooked, but this would still make a great poster or calendar image. Well done.

C L A S S
by librodo

Comment:
Very Breakfast at Tiffany's. Very wonderful.

J O U R N E Y
by librodo

Comment:
This is an absolutely fantastic shot, its got a real cosmopolitan feel to it (as in the fashion magazine and sophisticated city chic :) )

Love the colour tone too, which again is very reminiscent of the colour reproduction int those 30s and 40s photos in Cosmo and Vogue.

Great stuff, and beautiful model as well of course! :)