Pattern of Change
by yantski

Comment:
I am going to be really nit-picky here. You are missing the fourth pattern. You've got the first three: layout, quarters, face-up. The fourth would be the way the faces lay. If every single quarter were lined up exactly so that the faces were exactly the same, you would have had it. They don't all need to be facing right, they could be to the top or the bottom, just so that every coin was exactly the same as every other one. Then, you could really play up the title by having one be different. Either a different coin, face-down or looking a different direction. Just an observation.

Expanding Frame Illusion
by JimiRose

Comment:
I like looking at this. You've got so many patterns and they all work together. The vertical beams, the window frames, the colors behind the windows. Then you have the repetition of the reflection. Well done.

Gradient
by mwinner

Comment:
Very intriguing.

Architectural Thorns
by andrewt

Comment:
This is stunning!

The Golden Age of Roses
by kleski

Comment:
The colors are surprising brilliant, you wouldn't expect that with blues and golds. There is something missing for me. Send this to the Critque Club or one of the forums, they could probably figure it out better than I can.

Diamonds Are Forever
by bvy

Comment:
Simple & elegant.

Dockland Blues
by vlado

Comment:
There is a quality to this shot that I find very engaging and hypnotic. Well done.

passages
by dragonlady

Comment:
Who would've thought that a cheese grater could be pretty?!

trees and lamps and bushes...
by mato

Comment:
This is nice. I would like to see the dof adjusted so that the foreground is in focus.

Up The Stairs
by quiapz

Comment:
I can't decide it the houses behind the spindles are adding anything to this shot. I would play with dof to see the differences. You might end up losing the stark beauty of the railings.