I like this for its textural contrasts and interest and for the pop of the blue against the neutral browns and grays. Light is nice, too. Probably should have given it a six but went with a seven for some reason. I think your guess is quite a bit too low. Maybe 5.5
it's an interesting study of color and texture but the foreground green grasses dilute the power of the door and wall justaposition. I think it will be about a 4.9.
Nicely presented, good composition and I really enjoy the colours. Not a crowd pleaser though as your estimate suggests. It will do better than that though - more like 5.0
Interesting - a colourful door-within-a-door with trees growing in the way and the door does not look to have been neglected for long enough for those tress to grow up. Definitely not in my four row. Six from me, predicting 5.603
It seems like there's potential here, but it's somehow now quite right. The more I look at it, I'm curious what it would have looked like zoomed in on the smaller blue door almost obliterated by the tree... Six from me, but I think the overall will be more like 5.4.
The house with the blue door. reminiscent of Knotting-hill …or something. I really like the light beam it works well. you are a little light in your prediction I think. there is a little magic in that light and the crop seems to work as well. 5.5 is a Better guess and I will vote a six. good luck
I enjoy subject matter like this. A seemingly mundane and ignored subject colored brightly among grungy-ness. I like the straight-on approach as well. Seven from me. Prediction: 5.68
Hello, I voted a few days ago, now returning for comments. I think that you estimated your score a little low, I gave you a five and I think that you will finish at 4,8762
7 The very pretty blue corrugated metal framing and like-colored wooden door placed smack dab in the stone wall are quite appealing. Then there are the two trees, one right in front of the outwardly opening door. What's that about, or is it just a matter of perspective? Curiously, the entire blue section looks like it can travel to the left on a metal railing track. And why are the trees so pruned? A fun mystery.
This one will be interesting to come back to to see if people give you what they think you are "asking for". I like it. Interesting play of textures and colors. A 7 from me.
What a curious place. Nicely seen. Engaging combination of textures between the stone and the tin. I like the horizontal lines carried between the two. The grasses and trees add vertical interest. Personally, I would have cloned out those red spots at the top of the doors or cropped down to eliminate them. Hope your guess is low, because I think it deserves much higher. Good luck.
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