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Title: "WINDOW 05"
Photo and text by © Javier Salmones"De esta fotografía no puedo decir demasiado, a veces hablan por sí solas, sin decir una sola palabra, lo dicen todo. Supongo que de ahí procede ese dicho tan popular y tan acertado, de "Más vale una imagen (buena), que mil palabras....."
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by: Anita Taylor
Very vibrant colors and unique perspective. Terrific shot!
By: Xavier Ortega
Good impact with the colors and perspective.
By: Craig Collins
I like everything except for the too-prominent copyright notice. I too like "forced diagonals".
By: Mike Blaszczak
Well, I guess different opinions are what it's all about. This composition strikes me as _too_ forced. The prominent front window threatens to fill the frame, but doesn't quite. And then the other frame is at the same angle, but is akimbo to the guy wire (light? awning hook?) near the edge. Perspective down the face of the building, coupled with the angle, pulls me off the bottom left corner of the image. I don't know; I really love geometrics, but this doesn't do it for me.
By: Danilo Bazzano
Very good!.
By: jan bjorklund
I like the slightly askew perspective that you adopted for this image which causes the eyes of the viewer to seemingly rush downhill towards the left of the image. A perceived view from a car speeding down a street with the buildings along the side of the avenue. I also like the coloring in the image; namely, the greens, the reds and the yellows at the end of the visual trip for the viewer.
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