Composition -- The composition of this is really strong, I think because you stayed away from the center of the frame. The green "tree" things all lead to one point effectively guiding the eyes to the one focal point from anywhere in the frame. For some reason, though, I feel like it is almost too close to the top and right of the frame. Maybe if the focal point was moved in and down just a touch. But, then again, that is so minimal, it may just be me. I really like the way the straightness of the poles/supports contrasts with the "roundness" of the tree as well.
Technique -- The focus is wonderful as you can make out details all the way up and into the tree. Also the exposure is right on because the whites are bright, yet not blown out. Nothing I can suggest to make this better. It is a very well done picture. The simplicity of the colors is also very captivating.
Overall effect -- Though it is a very good picture, without the title, I would have been lost as to what I was looking at. Not that it matters, obviously, but I think sometimes if we choose subjects that our audience relate to immediately, they respond better. Having said that, the title is very appropriate, both for the picture and the season. This is one of those shots that makes me want to visit places and see the thing in person. (Just noticed you had nothing below 4, way to go. that has got to be a dpc record or something!)
Technically a nice picture, but it leaves me kind of empty on the interest side of things. Maybe this would have been a time to forget the thirds thing and go for the whole effect and center it in your frame. It is a kind of vertigo shot, so go for the gusto.
I like your composition and the repeating of lines and angles - makes it a very interesting shot. I also like the limited color palette. Wonderful imagination to choose this angle and composition! lhall
Interesting geometric study. The lighting is very nice on those white girders. The strands of green stuff make me feel like I'm trapped in a net or something! Very dramatic composition, and overall and effective photo.
Superb photo - very unusual perspective, and good use of the RoT. However, given the concentric ring patterns of this structure, a centred shot might also work well in this case.
I like it. Interesting because I can´t say exactly what it is. Perhaps some Christmas-things hanging from a roof? Never mind - it´s a good composition, maybe a little tight framed up and right. I would like a little more air round the black circle. (But I´m not THAT sure.) Overall a great shot. (7)
Compositionally, this is really a cool shot, even if a little busy. I'm wondering if it's oversharpened a little or if that's just the texture of the greenery. Awesome choice to offset this image to the top right.
A very nice composition, especially the arangement of the pinicale of the structure in the upper right conner. Great colours and detail as well. I personally don't find anything outside of the technically well done composition and execution; it is not emotional for me. A great job, nevertheless.
I really like the patterns here, with the Christmas decorations repeating the architectural pattern. I like the circle off center in the upper right, but I think I would have liked a little more space to the right and above the green circle. Nice job with the lighting!
What very interesting patterns. Has just enough color to make it interesting as well. I love the placement of the main focal point. Our eyes are drawn there very nicely. Treat to not have it centered. Focus and clarity are good. It's hard to tell exactly how big this is. Looks really really big to me, but the perspective is that which could be taken wrong. almost looks like windows up there at the top. anyway, a very interesting find. good luck in the challenge.
Perfect use of the rule of thirds and very unique. I love the colors. White just makes every photo look better in my eyes. Great detail and stucture. Very nicely focused.
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