Lines in Excess
by dsnider

Comment:
Such great detail captured here... Awesome expoure with no blowouts or blackouts. Great color which is hard to do with this type of shot. You can see the texture of the steel bridge even. It's so awesome.

Main Street Historics
by elTORO

Comment:
I like the long exposure shots for the main street challenge. Here you got the lights reflecting off the damp pavement which I like, but you lost the color and there isn't much details elsewhere. I think the white balance is off as shown by the red glow of the street lights.

Chicken? Road? I'll ask him........
by gzupruk

Comment:
Very humorous take.

Broad St.
by MsAmbrosia

Comment:
Excellent B&W conversion with a wide range of tones none blown out or hidden in dark shadow. Great sky top to add interest to the scene. One thing lacking is people or activity. Otherwise a great photo.

Main Street Boonton
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
The cloudy sky adds great interest to the scene. The photo appears to be very oversharpened as there are noticeable jpg "jaggies" on every horizontal and diagonal line in the photo. The choice of sepia was good but the use of the bright white border conflicts with the sepia tone of the photo.

Balance
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Very well done! Congratulations on the red!

The End.
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
What an awesome perspective on the sign! Love the sky. This one is a little darker than your last shot tone wise... The message is evident. The little container on the street looks like a suitcase waiting to be picked up.

Week 4 - City Streets
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Awesome street photography! I think you did a great job using the slower shutter speed to capture the movement of the cars in the boulevard and still keep the boys from being blurred. The colorful subject really stand out against the background. This is a super dynamic shot! I'll bet you have a great main street entry in this weeks challenge!

Week 3-The Director
by jdannels

Comment:
What can you say about something so perfectly shot. This is a great image of a unique looking person with a great OOF background and super sharp subject. Great colors and pose. The only thing I could think of to do would be to abandon the rule of thirds composition and use a portrait crop with centered subject, but that is all personal taste. Excellent!

#3
by WeJay

Comment:
Love the yellow color to this! It adds interest to this street shot! A couple suggestions would be to crop it a hair tighter to get rid of the blue part of the wall and your shadow to the left, as well as the dark bus in shadow to the right.