The Class Room
by Stagolee

Comment:
It's the light pattern that makes this shot. Great composition. Without it, this would be boring, but you made a leap and got a very solid entry out of it. 8

The Room that -- IS -- the View
by SandyP

Comment:
Very smooth, pleasing lines in this one. The colors are nice too, with the flowers providing a needed spot of contrast. Well done.

to swing a cat...
by froglet

Comment:
It might just be me, but your cat looks pissed.

"Room to Fly..."
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Good shot, but the colors seem a little off to me. Maybe a bit of adjustment of contrast, hue, etc. would have helped? It could have been an asset to have a bird or aircraft in the shot, too. That said, if I look at it right, I get a kind of dizzy feeling, as if I can see the clouds moving.

Breathing Room
by justin_hewlett

Comment:
Wow. Amazing color and composition. Wish I had this kind of breathing room nearby!

Room Without A View
by Pooba

Comment:
Neat idea and well done.

Road to Nowhere
by aboutimage

Comment:
This is a good shot. There is a definite emotive response to it; it just appeals to the eye and mind: Where is this? Where is the road going? What would it be like to follow it? In a technical sense, it appears solid as well. Cood contrast, good composition. Only issue is the sign in the distance, on the right side of the road. It's glinting in the light and that draws my eye from the "bigger picture". Maybe clone it out? But overall, Well done!

Keep Out
by aboutimage

Comment:
Seems overly busy to me. I have a hard time deciding what the structure in the background is. Maybe color would work better?

DPC2.jpg
by JordanZ

Comment:
THis one is better, although it didn't have to be perfectly level, just not SO tilted. Hmmm...the white space is an issue, isn't it? I'm not sure how you would fix that, short of taking a plain chunk of sky from another photo and maybe inserting it here, if it could be done to look good.

wallW.jpg
by JordanZ

Comment:
Some tilt to the wall would have been okay, but I feel that you overdid it a bit. THe reflection is wonderful, and as was said before, the colors are right on, too. I'd say that something like 15-30 degrees counterclockwise would put you in just about the perfect allignment.