"Along a Canal"

Would appreciate your feedback. What works, what doesn't? Thanks in

advance for your time. ^_^

Don't you mean, "Along a Canal" (Best Viewed Lager)

 

Just teasing. I like this! I am not sure the brick work to the left fits into the frame correctly. Maybe a little more of it would have helped.

I did say that.....

 

I would give you more than 5/5 for the original Wilson! It is a strange one to look at! (Honest I haven't touched a can!)

I think what happens when people really like something is that they applaud and yell bravo! Can you hear my hands clapping?

I edited my previous comment after you replied. Yes! I would flip it as you suggest.

 

As for .... 'not having a can' I should add, 'YET!'

Hope you like it!

Very nice wotk, beautiful colors.

I vote YES for the original. More pleasing to the eye.

The diagonal cut of the image adds interest. Good job Wilson!

It makes me have vertigo! LOL. Looks like an "Alternate World" or seeing "Through the Looking Glass". Eye grabbing color, razor sharp clarity and a converging diagonal. Very, very nice!

Caught my eye! Nice colors, interesting diagonals and some wavy shapes to hold your attention. I like it!

really a nice reflection. I love the saturated color of the sky in the canal

I like the original the best! But the other is fine too. Great Idea!

very nice image and reflections!!!!!

absolutely perfect for me! I really like the colors and the composition

Upside down diagonal world.....and you are not drunk Wilson.....charming imagination for my taste.( the original version!) Pnina

very nice reflection. good shot

Beautiful!! the colors in this image are excellent!

Apparantly I don't know what the original post/caption were ... it doesn't help to be at work all day not looking at pictures/discussions until much too late. :-) Anyway ... the image that I'm looking at right now at the top of this page (houses reflected upside down, viewed LARGER) is awesome!! Great capture!

Wilson, I prefer the version of David, for I like the "either-or". In this picture we get a clear, concrete reflection of the original buildings, unfortunately get lost in the background. RE 6/7

after some thinking and talking I prefer your version, Wilson, just because I like it to be dissolving into light. Regards!

I prefer the flipped version.

 

The original one has too much of a contrast between the great finely-coloured reflections and the relatively dull canal bank.

 

I like to see in the flipped version the canal bank as the ceiling of some archway below which one is waliking while watching these sickely fluo houses, which stand point upward in the sky...

Great job. Wilson, I like it a lot. Congratulations!

Interesting. The impressionist ideal of the reflection vs. the urban reality of the canal bank. What I can't decide is if I like the red brick building on the right. Its similar to the opposite bank, providing some balance, but also 'anchors' the relfection to reality. Do I like it linked to reality? Cropped out, there may be a greater contrast between the two halves. It could work either way, I think.

Beste Wilson Tsoi, ik zit op de fotovakschool te Apeldoorn en moet een reconstructie maken van een foto die je aanspreekt. Toen ik deze zag dacht ik WHAUU!! Nu is mijn vraag waar heb je deze prachtige foto gemaakt?