Young: How I see myself when I look in the mirror...
by stupidcat

Comment:
Very well done, great idea! This would be perhaps a bit better if the mirror were lowered so that you could crop down more from the top without losing the frame.

My Balloon and Me
by bruski

Comment:
Great lighting. What is that white thing doing in the balloon reflection? Is that a bedsheet?

Watching Mommy's Makeup
by DougPaz

Comment:
the greenness needs fixing. Great composition.

Exposed
by mariomel

Comment:
Excellent! Interesting, relevant, good use of negative space, nice composition, excellent exposure and tones... all around a great shot!

picture this...
by colda

Comment:
Cute idea. I'd like to see this with the woman's face on the right cropped out. She is the only woman I can see, and I find it distracting. Better none than one, if the subject is the frame and the bike. Great exposure and tones.

Sunrise In my Window
by dcjoes

Comment:
Hmm... looks like satelite dish in your window. Without advanced editing or bad reception, I don't know of a way to fix this, unless you have another window you could have used.

Miniture trains in the park
by Heavy

Comment:
Nice, but I wish we could see some expressions on the faces of the passengers. Next time, try putting something in the spot where you want people to look (a friend to get their attention, a sign that says Look here! or whatever.) I'd also recommend cropping about an inch from the bottom and the top.

Caitlin
by surfinbird

Comment:
Without the branch crossing her face, this would be much better. I like her in that segment of the window, though... Perhaps if the shot was taken from more to the right, you could have avoided it? Of course, that's if you couldn't reach to prune it.

The Kissing Arches
by kyebosh

Comment:
Someone told me this once, and I've found it to be true: when cropping the human body, it always looks better if you avoid cropping near a joint. In this case, they are so low in the frame that it would make much more sense if you could gett all the way to their feet in the shot, but if you couldn't get any farther back, the next best think would be to crop at mid-thigh. It also looks a little dead at this level of saturation. It would be improved a lot by either increasing saturation or converting to sepia or black and white.

Framed Reflections
by banmorn

Comment:
Wow, building plaid! I love this! The angled composition really gives it that last oomph of unusual-ness.