Still learning.

[10megapixel]

I think it looks interesting. What do you guys think?

[10megapixel]

No comments... Am I the only one who likes this picture ?
Please be honest ;)

[PCthug]

I like it.
I like the way its almost monochrome, but with a splash of colour in it added by the dead leaves.

[10megapixel]

Thank you. I spent hours on this in photoshop trying to get this look.

[danieldare]

Its pretty sweet.

I think that maybe some tonemapping could help the final look you have...

It also looks to me like the left side of the photo is slightly OOF...maybe some cropping?

[10megapixel]

This look any better?

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3258/3143768754_a12f921863_o.jpg

[OL9245]

Looks good to me.
Try to flip horizontally so that you will have the diagonal in the right direction. This will give more energy to your image.

[10megapixel]

I think your right. I'm going to re-shoot at the right angle. Thanks ;)

[OL9245]

flipping this way, so you improve the readability of your image:
http://masla.smugmug.com/photos/444530839_TotUZ-XL.jpg

[MattMoore]

Your watermark is reversed on the last pic (may I recommend a smaller/less intrusive one next time).

For me, the subject is hit-&-miss, it just looks like a concrete/stucco wall with plants. On the last pic you posted, the red/orange ones on the right are the most interesting item in the shot.

[acchildress]

I like the original orientation better. Having the diagonal "wrong" gave tension to the shot. The reversed shot looks too plain to me.

[OL9245]

I like the original orientation better. Having the diagonal "wrong" gave tension to the shot. The reversed shot looks too plain to me.

Interesting point. I see what you mean.

[10megapixel]

Your watermark is reversed on the last pic (may I recommend a smaller/less intrusive one next time).

For me, the subject is hit-&-miss, it just looks like a concrete/stucco wall with plants. On the last pic you posted, the red/orange ones on the right are the most interesting item in the shot.

Yea, it is just a concrete/stucco wall with plants:)
and I can't exactly explain why I like it so much. I just found myself drawn to this picture when I started going through my shots one evening. it's simple, but it's got something about it that intrigues me. Thanks for all the comments guys...I really appreciate it.