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A reflection of the distinctive Canada Place in Vancouver, BC. Am

considering entering this into a photo show this spring - your

comments are welcome.

A watery reflection of the famous Alhambra in Granada, Spain. Am

considering enntering this in a photo show this spring. Your comments

/ ratings welcome.

Noticed our Christmas tree reflected in the patio windows and thought

it might make a good image capture. Your thoughts / ratings welcome.

Season's Greetings! -RL

I always enjoy this time of year for the colors of the season. Hope

you enjoy this one. Happy Holidays to all... -RL

Thanks for your comments and ratings. -Best Regards, RL

Thanks for your critiques and ratings. -Regards, RL

Greetings from Connecticut. Your comments and ratings welcome.

-Regards, Rick

I have done some balancing of the brightness and contrast on this image based on your valuable feedback. Let me know if you think this is an improvement:

Thanks for looking. I appreciate your comments / ratings. This image

was scanned from a 35mm slide I took with a Canon EOS Elan II over 10

years ago.

I welcome your thoughts and opinions. -Best, Rick

Great capture - I like the simplicity of the silhouettes and the subdued colors. 7/7 -Regards, RL

This image really grabs you - I do like it - 6/6. I am not sure I like the nose in the lower left and might have cropped that out? -Regards, RL

Thanks for your ratings and comments. -Regards, RL

Thanks for your comments and ratings. -Regards, RL

From my "Doors and Windows of the World" folder. Thanks for your

ratings and comments. -Regards, RL

Nicely done...

Well done - 6/6 - I have a weakness for these...

Love this one... RL

Comments welcome. Best, RL

I think I would prefer the door to be more off-center. Maybe left of center with more of the bricks and less of the plain cement. Did you try shots with the door placed elsewhere in the frame?

Thanks for your comments / ratings.

-RL

A little story behind this image: I saw this reflection of my hotel on

a glass / steel high-rise adjacent to it. After taking a couple shots

of it, I was approached by the security guard of the building and made

aware (in no uncertain terms) that no photos were allowed of his

building. He had no idea his building was the last thing I was

photographing! Thanks for your input. -RL

Thanks for your input.

Your thoughts / ratings welcome. Thanks!

Thanks for your input