by any other name
by zencow

Comment by Ja-9:
this is totally technical and in the eye of the beholder (ME)...but it seems that you could have cropped this a little differently to really reduce the amount of "dead" space you have in the picture (mostly on the left side) it really does not add to the photo...and it would have kept the flower in the rule of thirds...mind you this is JMO....

Seven Thirty Shadow
by zencow

Comment by nGallahan:
At first I was thinking the door frame was distracting, but the more I look the more I like it. It adds depth to the scene. The composition is very well done as well, many "sunglass" shots simpley go verticle or full frame the face, but here it tells more story. I like it!

by any other name
by zencow

Comment by kellyo:
Nice creamy white of the rose. Crop or compose a little more carefully at the top. Maybe crop the right inch off the frame too? Nice overall!

by any other name
by zencow

Comment by Revecca:
I'm interested to see this in color.

Seven Thirty Shadow
by zencow

Comment by Abra:
Interesting perspective and I love the reflections captured in the glasses. I quite like your title too.

Seven Thirty Shadow
by zencow

Comment by rugman1969:
dumb

Creative Outlet
by zencow

Comment by PGerst:
Very nice. My own personal preference would have been a vertical crop, straightened (maybe) and cropped a little more so the lightest portion of the wall (seen here on the lower right) was not in view.

Creative Outlet
by zencow

Comment by Lydia:
Too cool! I love it! (not voting)

Old World
by zencow

Comment by spiritualspatula:
The inanimate watching the animate, still eyes documenting the scurry. The changing of outfits upon the mannequin add even more. I like that the mannequin is sufficiently blurred to keep the viewer from readily ascertaining its artifice. A stand-in compelling us to remember times where we gazed at a steadily changing world, at forlorn days receding into the past, of drops falling upon the pane that we would never see again. Very nice. I also like how there is such a variety of lines, characters, everything within the reflection. Drives home the change and complexity all the more.

Old World
by zencow

Comment by posthumous:
lovely layering of images