i find it interesting that the blurred window pane dividers are kind of uneven (the horizontal part). it's like you layered 4 different reflections onto one window. this has way too many different things for my brain to take in all at once lol
The bits and pieces in and out of focus are very intriguing as I try to figure out where you were and how you angled the camera. I don't know if it would interest me as much if I weren't a photographer, but I'm guessing it would. The whole scene-within-a-scene composition defined by the window panes is very cool, and the overlapping views and reflections invite a closer look to try and figure out what is "real."
Reminds me a bit of a shot I did in high school that won the school photography contest. It was looking out a window at the Old Bethpage Restoration Village on Long Island. It's hiding in my house somewhere, and whenever I find it, it will get scanned and posted.