Contrast masking, hue/sat, selective color, cloned out a lump of dog in lower right
resize, USM, border
I realize that the view, arguably, is not the "subject" of this image, but I also feel that the windows "frame" the room itself, so it's multi-layered in my mind. Qnyway, I was having so much fun resurrecting my old architectural photography lighting skills that I just decided to enter this :-) This is my dentist's house, btw...
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wow, you at your dentist's house. makes me wonder how many times do you do your dental in a year, lol.
I like this take. it's unique and refreshing. something awkward about the distortion, i feel, but it's minor. Love the warm colours.
Makes you want to be a dentist. :P Proof that this fits the challenge is I'm just now noticing that dog on the couch! I don't think I saw it during the challenge.
Whole shot looks a bit odd and flat, could use a serious contrast boost. I bet i know why though, looks like you did a raw double exposure on the inside and outside and put them together. Not a bad job on that, not at all, just needs more contrast.
This doesn't work for me - no clear primary subject. From the title, the view would seem to be your target, but the room dominates. The wide-angle distortion just compounds things.
The subject in this picture seems to be the room itself, which is a nice picture, but you may suffer from a lower score because your main subject is not what is being framed
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