Great!

Where is that taken?

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My! This is absolutely lovely. The colors really catch the mood of the photograph.

I don't know much about photography, but I like this picture. I think it's the lighting coming through the window and the debris on the ground. The person in your picture kind of makes me want to wonder what she is looking at. I like it.

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i like the light and composition in this. Nice shot

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This is marvelous. The lighting is wonderful. I love the dark tones; such a great composition. I don't, however, like the expression on her face. I think that it's a bit too joyous for a place like that.

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Looks like a scene from The Matrix with the windows boarded.

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Very unique and interesting use of light. ^^

*favs*

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Wow! That's fantastic!

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there's so much to like about this; the lofted height ( i'm not being personal ) of the shot gives a ethereal impression; even more ghostly is the subdued, pallid colours of the curtains. Should we give praise to ye olde photoshoppe?

The action involved; mainly the window avec scattered glass, wood and detrite gives a bursting impression which conflicts completely with the supressed colour mentiond above. The door adds to this image with this 'sheer instant' look; like you've captured a moment in time; jumping in on the scene just unfolded; my belief as to what photography, or at least good photography requires, not always action i the present, but the circumstance of action.

Bex's face is just right too, that jarred, tempered appearance; like the made-up smiling clown, alternatively staring at the hope in the dark; the bright amongst the anemic. I can't get out of my head how much her posture looks like a risen snake. I'm sure she wouldn't appreciate that so, over and out and pat on the back.