Corporate
by Chiqui

Comment:
I like this, just because of the ribbons interrupting the reflection here.

Electric works
by nico_blue

Comment:
Great industrial piece, a shame about those wires, but I know you can't help that. Would be interesting to see this compltely at night too.

Man in the monitor
by zitzu

Comment:
Michaelangelo gone digital. Great job using inference instead of being as literal in interpretation. Though I think this could've benefited by zooming out a bit and perhaps capturing more of what's happening...would make it seem more 3D than flat.

from grandmas hood
by CamMan

Comment:
Surreal to see a reflection of something so dry!

Upon Scrutiny
by ssan

Comment:
I l'ike this one because it appears as if the lens is floating. A neat trick used in architectural design as well. Kudos.

Rover Net
by banmorn

Comment:
This is just heartwarming. Great interpretation. Though I'd be interested inn knowing exactly what that plastic mesh is and if you're either using some sort of liquid in between or a glue/plastic composite.

Bouquet Garni
by DianaB

Comment:
Now that's cute. Creative way to make use of household objects (and appliances).

Pandemic Panic
by froglet

Comment:
Suddenly, I'm getting hungry...

Lighthouse Reflections
by lisajames

Comment:
Very relaxing, like the interpretation, particularly those cool colors. Think this could benefit from some levels/curves/contrast adjustment to pop this picture out.

Reflections of Blue and White
by MPRPRO

Comment:
Shooting glass towers in the sun is harder than most people think. My advice to you would be to pick a different angle so that your lens isn't capturing the sun. The colors in your photo will appear more balanced, and the sun won't draw so much attention. The other thing, I'd consider doing something where the tree was either part of the composition in a more purposeful manner or shoot so that it's not visible at all.