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Comment by janfries:
Very nice use of reflection. 7

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Comment by daydream25:
tree gets in the way a bit.

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Comment by sylandrix:
I find the top rightmost parts of the photo distracting - a closer crop where the glass reflection fills the frame, even if some of the tower's reflection would be cut out, would make the shot a lot better. Needs to be color corrected a bit, seems a bit blue-greyish. Its a wonderful reflection though and its a good starting image! The size of these towers are always impressive! Just needs a little more work on the computer I find.

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Comment by Malokata:
I know that we're stretching the definition of landscape in this challenge, but this doesn't qualify for me. Setting that aside, I don't find this to be effective in composition either; the tree in the upper left and the thing (pole?) in the upper right are very distracting.

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Comment by DougPaz:
I wonder what the shot would have looked like from on top the towers instead of the bottom for the challenge!

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Comment by Lustre:
It's a shame that one tower is partly hidden.

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Comment by cbonsall:
shame theres a tree covering part of the reflection

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Comment by daxo:
I think it would be better without the tree on the upper left corner... :)

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Comment by Swashbuckler:
Interesting view, nice reflection. It's more city scape/architecture than landscape, but that's splitting hairs, who knows, maybe you can't get "out" of the city. Colors seem dim (crank up the saturation! esp. the green and blue) 7 Swash

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Comment by Harz_Joerg:
I like the idea of this picture: placing the reflection of the two towers behind some palms is wonderful. Color and sharpness are good, maybe a little brighter in the dark regions. What disturb me though are the tree branch on the upper left side and the lamppost on the very right. They frame the picture and thus it losses the open space, something very important to landscape in my opinion. Good luck.