I like this one as well Mario. I don't know if you did any dodging/burning on the mouth of the horn to emphasis it but it's definitely the strong point of the picture. Good capture! The dwelling is centered nicely in the reflection.Walter Rick Long Nikon Samurai, Mamiya Master, Velvia Bandit
This is a very neat image. I agree that the mouth of the horn is central to the image, but it seems that if this is simply reflections we are looking at, there are some strange reflections happening. If you look at the subject in the plaid shirt on the right side of the ?church? ,his image is repeated in about the same perspective down and slightly to the right. One can also see the similarity of a third similar image again down and to the right. These replicate images would be on the opposite side of the horn. Opposite sides of the horn would have reflective surfaces that are at a totally different angle with respect to each other.
In addition, it seems as the major "division" between the reflections of the distant and near portion of the horn is divided by a "wavy" line. This is not how most horns are shaped. (If they are, they have long lost their shine)
Regardless if my impressions on the reflections are right or wrong, I think the composition is very cool. Nice work!
