Looking Through...

Madrid, has beautiful art works of bars seen in balustrades,rails, balconies , and inside buildings. This is an example. Thanks for your thoughts.

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Very nice interplay of the magical reflection, layers, light & natural pattern, and perfect visual angle You have picked, Pnina! Best regards

Thanks Richard, for your evaluation !.

Interesting photo Pnina, and well exposed. For my personal taste, the top half of the photo is better balanced (colours and lines) than the bottom part. The bottom part has a lot of information (more then 7 objects) not all correlating for me.

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Roy

Roy, Thanks for a nice evaluation, you are right that the lower part is more busy, as it has the inside ellements of the enterance steps and bars (that have attracted my attention) and some reflections as well. I tried to crop the lower part of the door and the photo lost its charm for me...

 

Thanks for your visit and comment.

Beautiful infrastruture.

I like this very much! I enjoy the way the scene is layered. Fine light and compostion, pnina. Warm regards...

I saw a Arabic lady looking out. :0)

See your point Pninia, without the bottom part the photo is loosing the action in it.

 

PS: You have a beautiful portfolio!

I like this one very much too. Great light and very nice the reflections on the glass.

I also like this one quite a bit. The shear number and variety of reflections is so engaging. I particularly like the glowing door deep in the background that has the frosted glass and reflects nothing -- it is such a counter point to the rest.

Sally thanks!

 

Spencer Arabic? LOL, it is Spain not Israel.... Joking also....

 

Roy, thanks for understanding and your feedback.

 

Joe, and Teresa, thanks again both of you .

 

Ian, I'm glad you liked that photo as is , The door frame at the outside , the inside bars, reflections and the inside door atracted me very much.

 

Trying to crop it, as I wrote above ruined that image for me... counterpoint is a good definition for the inside door, Thanks for stopping and your feedback..

 

Well, I expect I'll catch hell for this, but I'm sending my vision of your vision.

 

BTW, I have not had the opportunity to email you, but will do so soon. Take care my dear friend.

You are never going to catch hell from me... I like you too much! ;-))

 

I'm always ready to see another point of view, so never hesitate to tell me, sometimes I will accept and sometimes not.... and it IS a possibility, but I will explain you why I think it is better the way I left it... Your crop makes it very busy and elliminates part of the beautiful diagonal bar( which I see as important in the composition) and stairs of going up in the interior.The upper lighted part compositionwise, is ballancing the lower busy one, gives the eye a place to "rest". For me it is the whole of the exterior door which works with the whole of interior to a full ballanced composition .... Thanks David, I appreciate it. waiting your email.

Nice vertical composition, Pnina. I like the reflections, the colors and the handrail. Excellent capture! Regards!

You have a great way of capturing the "through the looking glass" world that reflections offer.

Pnina, very good composition ,exposure and reflections.

Pnina, excellent composition. I think the bottom half is the strongest part, and a crop might work well.

Excellent composition and play of lights and reflections.Best regards.Glauco