Damn. I did not expect to see this all the way back here...I gave you a 7, and I loved this because:
The architect is both man and god, and your photo is largely landscape with the very smallest house in the corner, and it spoke to me of a kind of insignificance, of a little house (oh, wow) as compared to this giant beautiful sky...it was very fitting. I love photos that can speak volumes to me. I thought maybe you could use this for your own purposes, maybe retitle it "The Architects" :)
I am by no means religious, but I do see the obviousness of man vs nature, and I think you really captured the, uh, "size difference" here. Man is such a lightweight!
So anyway, I obviously got into this photo and I'm really truly surprised others didn't!
If the thing I'm looking at is indeed the house you're talking about, I can barely see it. It's an impressive shot, very dramatic, but I don't think it meets the challenge.
Great effect with the sky and the water & I love the lighting. Your horizon looks level. B&W works really well also but if I hadn't read the title, I probably would of missed the house at first glance. In another challenge this photograph would of scored really well but I think it is a bit of a stretch to put this in to a challenge for architecture. Good on you for thinking outside the square but it would of been better for the house to be clearer to view
A great shot. a little difficult to judge the architecture at this size though. Very little to it; a few pixels of light in the darkened horizon. The photo is VERY nice. Just a bit of a stretch of the imagination to call it architectural photography. 7 .
where? this is an architecture challenge. might have scored higher if you titled it as God's earth and sky? No manmade architecture believable without your title.
Nice clouds, nice lighting of clouds, and nice reflection. However, the house is less than 60 pixels in this format which is insufficient for an architectural study. A 3.
Um... interesting twist on the theme! I actually giggled when I saw this because it's so vastly different from the others in this challenge. I'm afraid it might be a bit *too* free an interpretation of the challenge...
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