Time = motion
by Harlequin

Comment:
I am not getting the sense of motion from this picture unless it is represented by that yellow line above the lights on the shoreline running from right to left and stopping about mid frame. Otherwise it is a very well done city night shot!! But movement is not highlighted very well.

Guinness Time
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
Not bad but I couldn't tell that was a Guinness without the title.

Time Flies
by franktheyank

Comment:
I think I would have liked a landscape orientation better. But as it stands, very good job on the motion blur and the exposure!

Landscape Photographers - Right Place Right Time
by HarveyG

Comment:
Right place, right time, wrong exposure! You got the sky exposed so well but the foreground is so dark. I can't make out any details. You really needed to bracket your exposures and blend in post. Or else use a gradient layer to brighten up the foreground and mask out the sky...

Decay of 1927
by geinafets

Comment:
The photo is very well processed and emotive. The title detracts from the emotion felt. But I am voting on the picture and not the title in this case because the title is not being used to shoehorn the photo into fitting the challenge.

8.15 a.m. - Coffee Time
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
You could have done without the light painting on this. The color of the light is not complimentary and the shape is not very even. The light on the subjects is good. A little more shutter and it would have been better exposed.

Time to go
by StanleyD

Comment:
I really don't get the set up on this... What is the empty poster frame for? And who puts a clock and a pot on their luggage when they are ready to go? It just doesn't make sense as a scene you would happen upon or to convey the message you are trying to convey.

Reaching for time
by the99

Comment:
What a huge shadow!!!

I Said, Stick 'em Up!
by GeneralE

Comment:
Hey! That makes it a little better...

No Time In A Hurried World
by jagar

Comment:
Such a well executed concept. So many elements make this great for the challenge. The look on the person's face, them looking at their watch, their feet off the ground suggesting their hurried movement, the tight alleyway leading to the other person hurrying up behind them. Even though the shutter speed didn't allow for the capture of blurred movement, movement is portrayed well! The B&W and the street photography genre all add up to give this a 10.0