Randomness

This reflection just isn't working for me. The random blurry areas don't really bother me, but don't add anything either I guess.  Even in a chaotic image, there somehow needs to be some organization to hold the image together and maybe that is missing for me.  Just could be an image that is seen better in the field.  I have many of those images that don't translate as well after I view out of the camera.

I see what Harry is saying here, Balan. There are some parts of this that are very engaging to me. I think if you crop one third from the bottom and left side this works better. At least for me.

Ed

I quite like this, surreal and dreamy. The lower right is a bit messy and I think cropping the right and some off the bottom for a squarish frame works well.

Agree with what the others are saying, Balan. For my part, I'd add that his image may work better in black and white.

It's always a tough call on random patterns.  Sometimes they make us want to create meaning, follow a line, etc. Sometimes they seem too random and recognizable all at once. For me, this one falls in the latter category.  It's recognizable as branches and reflections, but with no particular pattern to attach to a thought.  I admire the effort though, and there is something about the blurring that works better for me than the crisp branching.
ML