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Comment by KarenB:
Initial=how neat!
Composition=I wonder if a different crop given the parameters required would have allowed for the left side cut off windows to be excluded... The tea sets look ghostly. :)
Clarity (focus, details)=good
Exposure=good
Interesting or Emotive=so much to look at... It keeps me busy for a long while.

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Comment by jpoole:
Cool shot, busy but interesting.

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Comment by autool:
Composition: Subject Placement, Cropping, Background8,
Technical: Focus, Exposure, Lighting, Processing7,
Appeal: Is it Interesting, Motivating, Etc.? 8,
Total Averaged Rating8. Autool

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Comment by queen 91:
great b&w and reflections.

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Comment by Swashbuckler:
Wickedly bizarre! Is this a double exposure or strong window reflection? Is the diamond pattern on the building behind you? Too bad the outer window frames didn't match up better with the books on the shelf. 7 Swash

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Comment by criticscritic:
I guess you didn't understand the challenge.

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Comment by sekkemkare:
crazy! i like it

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Comment by sylk:
Awesome idea and approach.

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Comment by jmsetzler:
I understand the capture of 'your corner of the world' in this photo, but on the subjectivity scale, there is nothing that really grabs me and says HELLO. The reflection on the glass and the stuff behind it showing through is a neat effect, but this image is really busy because of that. I keep wandering around inside this image looking for something specific... something that ties me into your corner of the world... - setzler

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Comment by alanfreed:
I'm not sure this one inspires me too much. It's an interesting composition and use of a reflection, but I'm not sure either the building or the teapots compliment one another here very well...