Architectural Details

Something really cubist about this image, you have done well choosing this crop to give it a Picasso feel.

The horizontals are slightly off but i'm being really picky there and it's only because a line is so close to the edge of the frame it's noticeable but it's a great shot overall.

Beautiful shot which has instant impact on the viewer.

The eye is naturally drawn to circles and this works perfectly here and the positioning (although it may just be pure luck they stood there) of the person is great to give it a sense of massive scale.

Congrats on a great image.

I'm a real sucker for a single point image and circles always attract the eye so this ticks all the boxes.

This is some great design on behalf of the architect and your image has me asking questions on the use of the the circles and wanting to know more about the building which is exactly what good architecture photography should do.

The juxtaposition of hard grey building and lush greenery is fantastic in this shot and really shows off the organics design of the area.

The drift of light from top to bottom draw the viewers eye down, personally I would have lifted the bottom a little as it gets a little dark but it's a minor thing on a really good image.

A really nice one point perspective of a great subject, car parks are a favourite of mine because architects often use these amazing patterns on the facade, which are great for us photographers!

You've chosen a great angle, handled all the uprights really well and the tones are perfect so well done.

I was a bit torn on this image once I read your description as i'm a bit traditional but it's had the greatest impact on me when viewing any image in this competition so I believe it deserves the top spot.

It is instantly recognsable yet alien at the same time and you have done really well to make it not instantly obvious what has changed which has an almost optical illusion quality to it.

Well done on the winning image.

I really like the simplicity of this image stands out from all the other entries simply because it is not over complicated.

The line of green pops and leads the eye right through the image and you have handled the white really well too.

Congratulations.

This is a beautiful image with a very painted, film like feel about it, almost a dream like quality.

The colours are great and it really works with the subject to create that lovely flow within the image and the angle you have chosen works perfectly with the subject.

Very sci-fi feel to this one, the different hues of red are fantastic and reminds me very much of a Pantone book.

The gradient of light across the image is nice and I think you have done really well choosing this angle to shoot from. Has me asking questions on if it's an upright building or set of steps or piece of artwork which is good.

I really like this shot, perfect example of rule of thirds and putting something on those grid lines really points the viewer where to luck.

I would have liked to have seen more consistency in the colour to place this higher, the whites drift to a dirty grey and we lose that really punchy red towards the right of the image.

I've seen this building photographed hundreds of times but this stands out among the rest.

Beautiful treatment and the photoshop work really works to add a sense of drama to the scene which keeps the viewer looking.

Black and white is the perfect treatment for this and really works with the tonality and contrast you have gone for.

You've chosen a great angle to take this from and it almost looks like a corridor with shafts of light running through it.

I'm not usually a massive fan of black and white images but it really works bring the contrast out on this image.

This is instantly recognisable as Barcelona, those wonderful natural curves and painted feel to the building really shine through in your image.

The treatment of the image and warmth you have brought to it are fantastic, I would gladly hang something like this on my wall as art.

This is a great image which brings nature into the urban environment.

Colours from the setting sun are great and works really well to contrast the blues of the sky.

There's some dust on your sensor (top left) which is a bit too obvious to place this any higher.

A really nice shot which could easily be on a poster or cover for a movie.

The colours in it are great and the treatment you have given it to bring out the warmth really works.

Personal preference but I would remove the watermark (guessing it is a signature?), at first I thought it was an error in the image.