A differing view.

St Omar France, a now disused building. K10D and DA*50-135 lens.
Your thoughts on the angle of the photo.

I dont think the angle suits this sorry to say and I would have dropped the Exp' a third of a stop, a tad bright for me.

Not sure about the exposure, but I have to agree with Tel, the angle doesn't do anything for me. Sorry.

Dave...It made me lean my head to one side to straighten it up, but then I had another good look and sure, it works, for me at least. I like the way the circles work with the tops of the windows in a way that it wouldn't at an upright shot. I love it. You have an interesting eye, young Dave, at least, I think you might be younger the me. regards Ron

I rather like it. The various circular forms look like the wheels of an infernal machine.

G

Talking about the angle, it don´t convince too much my eyes. Make me think in an aground agonizing ship.

Best regards.

Dirk Trotteyn.

I quite like the odd angle here despite the fact that nothing in the image runs true, I keep wondering if the skew/distort tools in PS could get the horizontals level without changing the angle of the tower too much?

As for exposure, I think its only slightly off, but its still quite good, we have detail in the shadows and yet have no blown highlights, I reckon this would tone down a bit perhaps 1/3 of a stop and maybe the sky a little darker.

Thank you all for your input. I will continue to try out some of my odd ideas in the future.

I can't see it

Sth in it I do like ! The part with spirals.

Maybe, if you leave the tower out - then it will turn more "surreal". So that it makes guessing: what it is.
Now it is too obvious.