Great use of B&W -- beautiful range of tones. I'm gonna be really picky -- maybe a slightly less cloudy day to give a little more sky to reflect and to break up the clouds a bit. Also, Is that a bird or something on the building in the lower right? I know it's dumb, but that little bit of whatever sticking out detracts from the overall symmetry of the piece for me.
Beautiful. The amount of clouds gives to photo a dramatic look and I like the diagonal cut. I find the angle of the vertical lines a little disturbing though.
excellent image... I love the strong diagonal heer and the reflections as well. In most cases, I do not care for diagonals disappering right in the corner of the image. I would like to see this photo with this particular diagonal disappearing off center just a touch... I *do* like the effect that this perfect split creates in this image... good shot! = 9 - jmsetzler
This is a really cool shot with great lines. I like the smooth transition between underexposed clouds on the left to overexposed on the right. I might have liked it more if the sky wasn't as cloudy, but that's not a big deal. One of my top 5 this week.
I like this a lot - very nice composition - I am tempted to say I would have liked to see it in colour instead of b&w though. Simply becuase I love the colours of clouds and sky.
great choice of black and white for this one. the grid over the 2nd half of the photograph helps a lot. while the image is empty and its good, for my taste it a bit too empty.
i like this one. i'm assuming you converted to b&w to make it look more abstract, and it works, but i'm wondering how it would work in color. would you have needed more blue sky? anyway, great idea and implementation! -- gr8photos (7)
like the composition on this - works well in B&W to show the textures/ patterns. Wonder if it needs to be rotated though - vertical and rising to a point would be more 'dramatic' ?
Neat geometry. I'm so happy that the vertical line on the left is parallel to the edge of the frame, even if the others aren't. I sort of wish that the clouds on the right weren't lighter than those on the left which would reinforce the absolute symmetry, but I guess that tends to be the nature of clouds.
beautiful lighting and great composition. I love it when someone breaks the rules of composition, but still produces a great shot. that sky is sure awesome.
GREAT shot.... It took me a minute to figure out what I was looking at.... really made me think. The b&w makes it look as if you are looking through a fence at the clouds. For my next trick I want to try b&w! Thanks. karen_v
I really like this ... I love the use of reflections(which is what I am hoping this is!) on buildings and architechture. I hope you took this as a color then converted it ... I would love to see it in color if you have nice whites and blues to the sky.
Copy the comments from the last postcard photo and past here >> Copy the comments from the last use of diagonal line and past here >> Copy the comments from .... :-) Exclent choice for greyscale treatment, one of my top picks.
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