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How cool having the distorted buildings reflected in the lower windows! Great composition with the grid-like lines surrounding the surprising liquid shapes of the buildings.
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I can remember seeing -- and liking -- the color version. This might be even better because the focus is on the lines, shapes, tones, and textures. Capturing this on a day with clouds in the sky makes the reflections and tonal differences in the lower windows more remarkable. Kudos for seeing this and for processing it so well.
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yes, I remember that one too. Fascinating how differing the colorway (or lack of color) can make such a difference isn't it. This one makes it more like a modern art piece. the lines are so much more pronounced. I like both versions for different reasons.
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Structured with organic. I like this a lot Cheryl. The b and w conversion is terrific too.
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Cheryl, I also remember this image. I like the contrast of the rigid glass and frames and the warped reflections. Good eye.
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Hi Cheryl, good image to revisit and the monochrome really makes the lines and patterns pop. I love the conceptual contrast between the rigid lines of the window frames and the random distortion of the reflections. Well done!
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I like it! Bright and clean and interesting. Nice diversity ofl lines and shapes in the reflections, and of rectangles to hold it all together.
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Black & white was the way to go here. Love the image. There are so many things to look at!