Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by tjuneau13:
There seems to be a hazy sky in so many photos this week - in this case I think it adds to the overall tone of the photo. I also like that the focus seems to slip in the top part of the picture making all the houses seem to start blending together.

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by jmsetzler:
Wow.. this is a 'crunched' neighborhood :) I'm not sure if your camera allows the use of filters or not, but this is a perfect example of where a graduated neutral density filter would make an improvement. The upper portions of this image look a little over exposed while the lower third looks fine :) - good shot! = 7 - jmsetzler

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by RedRuthann:
Has this been distorted? Either way, I like it - great title. I wonder what it would look like if it was cropped so that only the houses were in the photo? Well done

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by Gene L.:
Interesting view.

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by PixelatedVisions:
woah! Too close for me.

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by tomlewis1980:
This picture looks very flat to me because the sky is dull (not your fault I know) but I think some thing in the foreground would help to give this shot some depth.

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by justine:
Awesome shot. We should be ashamed of building as we do.......sick.

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by karmat:
Your title says it all. One suggestion might be to crop it so that there is no sky at the top and no field in the foreground. You would lose some of your composition quality (which I think is good), but it would give it an even tighter feeling.

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by aripps:
Great use of repeating patterns

Too Close For Comfort
by rkymtndream

Comment by lmhr:
nice... : )