daydream
by CalliopeKel

Comment:
Excellent use of reflections AND window framinf. I like the natural noise in the reflection and the ethereal green colour cast. The model's expression fits the scene really well.

Washed Up
by connie

Comment:
He, the negative image gives the fish a really spooky look, a bit like a zombie because of the bright eye - or rather the absence of an eye. Maybe a landscape crop would have worked better, I think some more of the image to the left would have been good.

dandalion
by Bluebear

Comment:
Wow, the yellow is really intense in your image! The seeds stand out against the background as they should, the negative seems to emphasize the contrast between subject and background. I also like your framing, the quarter of a circle gives a nice perspective. I'd have preferred a square crop though.

delicately trapped
by tate

Comment:
This is cool! The negative version seems really smooth and elegant. The gradient background has been more or less the same in the original, I guess? The drops look cool at least.

Miss Feratu
by Jutilda

Comment:
Whoahoa, scary! The cool thing is that you can't tell what is a mask and what is not because the negative conversio totally confused you. Impressive.

Inside looking out. Outside looking in.
by front_element

Comment:
Whoa, what a cool echoing of inside and outside looks. You have a double mirror of concepts here. Very well seen! I like the warm colours and the bokeh foreground.

Colorful view
by Melethia

Comment:
This is perfectly composed! The subdivisions of the window are placed so well that it seems like an intentional triptych.

Library daydreams
by quiet_observation

Comment:
Ha, I guess I'm going to lie around on campus lawns as well after next September. Your point of view is cool, it seems that somebody has to study in the library but would rather be outside with the others. Maybe you could have drawn some more attention on the man in the centre by burning the grass around him.

Souvenirs
by pacpinto

Comment:
If you decide to shoot a rather flat surface, you should make sure your point of view is exactly opposite the center of your frame. In your photograph the slight tilt (you stood on the left and shot up from below the window) creates a distracting distortion. Apart from that, a nice image which plays on the duality of words - you took a souvenir of souvenirs. That's why, IMO, it would have worked better as a B&W image.

A Beautiful View
by idnic

Comment:
This is a nice concept. The placement of the window seems unfortunate though. The middle cross is cutting her head off the body. Also, it seems as if the window was pinning the woman against the background, it is too close. Maybe this effect could have been prevented by her holding the frame with her hands.