Spring. Positive. ))

Jakov Trembovolsky (Jak Trum), with a window ;)

Good light, I wish the card was brighter.

Igor Kozlov (adam_k), I'm glad to see your comment under my work What's shown is already twice as light as I intended. Honestly, I haven't tried lightening it any further.
I'm interested in your opinion of this work:

Three-dimensional volume).

Good work, sunny, very well reflected light cast a second shadow on the wall

Maybe soView crop?

Lighter, something like this
http://s46.radikal.ru/i113/0904/51/82c94e3e6c08.jpg

and cropped like Viktor Atapin's

with a window

Svetlana Plashkova,

Yeah, and it's a decent wall, it even looks great stylistically.))
If you print it, you can cover this section: View crop

Svetlana Plashkova, I'll go and write about that photo, there's something to complain about there

Good work... the light is definitely good.

Oh! I wish there was something more attractive in the window, not a brick wall!...Well, we have what we have!

Atapin has very good framing, by the way

Serg_Min, axonometric view plus left view
Viktor Baykovsky (Next), I fought the wind a bit, but I think I won
Viktor Atapin, maybe . I wanted to leave the striped lines.
Yakov Trembovolsky (Jak Trum), the color was spot on. The bokeh is a bit of a problem, of course :)) If you're going to print, it's better to convert it to oil paints.
Igor Kozlov (adam_k), a completely different feeling. I was photographing a warm August evening, but this one looks like daylight, or rather, morning And anyway, my monitors aren't calibrated. They're a couple of stops brighter than they should be for printing, meaning the photo has to be slightly brightened when printed. But most of the works from the photo club wouldn't look any different :))
Smolyanin, thank you
L_A_D, well! The neighbors had nowhere to put the bricks :))
Ekaterina Shishkova (k.s.), probably I just wanted more space here – summer, a dacha...

Thank you all for your comments! Very interesting and enjoyable to read. Please write more ;)))

But for me it's in black and white and lighter, as Igor Kozlov said, a little more contrast, and the cropping by Viktor Atapin

Alexey Bragin, it's a shame it's in black and white... I love color:))

Nice picture

Thick picture

If you make it lighter, it looks skinny and thin

ZhurAVic,

Nice work!

What a warm light! I really like it.