Looking Up In Towns and Cities

I was initially drawn to this photo due to the photographers dramatic edit. I really like the clean lines of the buildings with the pop of colour. I like that the photographer has elected to present this photo in square format as I think this enhances the image.

This is one of my favourite entries for this theme. I particularly liked how the photographer has managed to capture all of the architectural lines and texture of the buildings. Lovely vibrant colors enhance the image and I like how the eyes look straight back at you. A clever photo and a worthy winner.

I really like the simplicity of this look up photo. The pop of colour against the blue sky make this an image that instantly makes you think about summer holidays. I like how the photographer has thought about the composition. A lovely image.

I immediately that this was a clever entry into this look up contest. I like that the photographer has elected to submit a black and white image without using too much contrast to capture the feets of the subjects above. A unique shot, well done.

I was immediately drawn to this image due to the colour and tone of the edit. I like the way that the photographer has captured the symmetry and clean lines of the building. The photograph is almost hypnotic if you look at it for too long!

I really liked this unique look up photograph. A clever composition with good use of contrast and tone which adds drama to the shot. The copper pipe railings make this feel as though it is a shot from a science fiction film. Well done.

I really like this look up shot from Munich. You can see that the photographer has captured the curve of the structure in the foreground and has thought about the composition setting it against the surrounding building on three sides. The contrast and edit make this a lovely photo.

I like the clean lines of this architectural look up photo. It was a bold decision to present a close crop of the architecture which I think works well in this image. I like hove the crisp curves draw the eye.

I really like how the photographer has captured the detail of the architecture whilst using the silhouette of a person to give the image scale. If the image had been cropped to remove the shadow on the right hand side this would have moved focus onto the subject which would in my opinion would have improved the overall composition.

I like this unique entry into the look up contest as the photographer has intentionally used camera movement to add interest to this architectural look up shot. I especially like the used of colour which compliments the soft lines created by the motion. A good entry.

I like the way that the photographer has used light and shadow in this photo whilst still retaining the texture of the sutters and the concrete walls. I like how it is set against the clothes on the washing line which add a softness to the shot. I lovely observational shot.

I like this photographers interpretation of the the look up theme. I like how sharp the pigeons are and how they are all lined up on the overhead wire. The soft texture of the clouds in the background make the birds stand out and I like that the photographer has composed the image drawing the eye across the image, corner to corner.

I like the sharp edges and clean lines of the architecture in this image. I think it could be improved if the photographer experiments with keystoning to bring forward the vertical lines, that being said the slight curve adds to the flow and texture of the image.

I like how the photographer has presented this image by providing the write frame which enhances the image. The photographer has made good use of the architectural symmetry whilst retaining the colour, tone and texture of the stone. A very nice image, well done.