Beautiful architechture and you met the challenge. The lighting on the left of the building brings the building to life a little, but could have done so much more. The main problem with this is image is the lack of creativity. A different angle, shooting through something, something other than a straight on shot. Could make the difference between a formal photograph, which you did very well, and an art work. J. Gill
Needs to be lighter and have more focus. At first thought Waldo was up on the chemney, then noticed they all had something on them. Ehen I find him I'll up your score by 2.
I've searched this photo but cannot find a person. I hope you aren't merely claiming that there must have been someone somewhere. Who/where is the person in your shot? It looks like a lovely building to photograph but this photo is quite dark as a result of the shadows.
Great photo with lot's of detail. I just can't find you, so I'm giving you a 10. Would you mind emailing me and telling me where you are? You're driving me nuts!
O.K. my old eyes aren't THAT good, but I'll just take your word that there is a person in one of those windows. Framing is O.K, but I think you might want to crop the right edge a smidge, to remove the street light on yellow. The sky is blown out, but I'm assuming it was partly cloudy and you couldn't do much with that (the sun shining on the building makes me question my last comment.) Focus is O.K., but due to the distances, the straight lines of the building come out a little jagged (esp. the white trim). 6 Swash
Difficult! So where is he? I see you cropped out the street level making it difficult to see anyone down there. He could be in one of the windows but it is hard trying to make anyone out in them. The only thing I did find is a face of a man on the wall of the white building just to the left of the center of this photo. Is that Waldo?
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