Eggs
by Shecoya

Comment:
Great POV and great composition!

moodss.jpg
by Shecoya

Comment:
Yes! Perfect example of taking a rule and add some more. We learn to pick a near-middle-far triplet to get a good landscape. You added your plus by replacing the 'far' part with fog, which means an open space for fantasy for me as the viewer. The shape of hills on the sides and the reflections help this feeling so much. Just a little blur due to the wind I suppose, but it's still a great shot.

Luxurious Train Ride - Indulge Your Senses
by adamweb

Comment:
This shot has a great potential, I really miss the details and the colors.

Does this really work mate?
by boysetsfire

Comment:
I can't see indulgence on this shot of not the best quality.

It's Mine. ALL Mine.
by karmat

Comment:
Interesting background, I'm still not sure about it. For me, for now, it somehow shows how the fly senses the scent of the icecream. In this way, it's great!

Under the Bridge
by admiral

Comment:
It reminds me of something. :) But this is not the only reason I like it. The colorful reflections, the structure fading from crystal clear to blurry lines, the perfect tone of sky, all put together well. Grats.

city planning
by thehitter

Comment:
It's a cityscape (a nice one, though), not an architectural shot.

City Chambers: Glasgow
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Thanks! For the first time in this challenge, I can see details on both the sky and the building.

Water Tower Supports: Simple and Delicate looking but Amazingly Strong
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Interesting crop / field of view.

Ray of Hope?
by GeneralE

Comment:
I don't really like the partly inverted colors here.