When I looked in the glass reflection of our patio I was struck by the confusing combined picture of the entrance to our apartment and the reflection of my wife looking at the tele, while my antique camera seemed to 'look' at her (in fact it is pointing in another direction).
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The blue dots are very distracting. My eyes go straight towards the screen everytime I look at this and it bugs me that I can't tell what is on it. I like the detail of the reflections. Overall, I would crop out the screen and done something to the camera to avoid the blue dots.
Alice, me thinks you're mixing your metaphores again, lay off the 'scrooms! (Title Joke) The number of panes of glass in the photo adds extra reflection lines, I am assuming you were aware of this. Picture raises more questions than it answers (i.e. what's that object or light, etc.) 7 Swash
Whilst there is undoubtedly a reflection in this image I feel there isn't a visual hook - something to attract me into the image. The image is sharp and well exposed but doesn't appeal in terms of content. Kavey
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