Welcome to the poll for our January "Cityscape, Framed within a Frame" photo contest! Select the photo you think is the best from among our finalists below:

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#11.


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#15.

[Jeff]

Number 7.

Two things come to mind. The first, as an admirer of HCB I think this continues to the tradition of finding form amongst the function. Second, it brings to mind a line from Ammons' poem Corsons Inlet, "...in nature there are few sharp lines..."

Cities are unnatural human constructs, and this image shows the regular and artificial nature of them. The word Estate is visible, and whilst this may conjure up images of grandeur for some, in England it can refer to the worst type of human existence in a city.

Or, of course, it may refer to a vast swathe of land and baronial luxury. You pick which one...

[Radobojski]

I think the #14 is the picture that best describes the given topic.

[pichaser]

#6 works for me

[klosov]

#3 Is great!

[krmitchell1055]

I like them all but I'll pick #6.

[imflipside]

#14 is a great picture of a city

[cosy69]

Love those serene, light colors. And, I always prefer modern structures to the old stuff.

[Tom WM]

Lots of good ones...went with #9, liked the reflections and framing from the bridge.

[hamidamin]

#11 is my picture of choice

[aheritage]

I really like #11 . Each frame has some interest and I revel in the glass distortion effects!

[brjs]

All great shots. I voted for number x because of the foreground and background.

I agree it's such a good contrast! ha ha!

[brokeh?]

#5. Unlike Canada Rockies I don't see contrast but boding. The crumbling room is just a little ahead of it's surroundings...

[Back2shoot]

That's the one!

[treku]

nº 2 for me

[Eagle94VT]

Number 12
A bunch of great pictures but I appreciate the people element.