Crossings
by Imagineer

Comment:
Nice work - so many different elements combined into the one shot. Crossings is a good title. Black+white was probably a very wise decision, otherwise there would have been too much going on in the shot - it's already very busy without colour. The slightly soft contrast (rather than vivid black and white extremes) also works well for me, makign the shot less aggressive.

Buffalo City Hall
by photogrl

Comment:
The deep blue sky works wonderfully - this shot has great colour from the red/orange road to the yellow (attention grabbing) building to the blue sky. It's a shame about the traffic lights and poles though - they kind of cut right through the building. I wonder if you could have recomposed slightly to fix this - maybe not though.

Red Light District
by Cutter

Comment:
I'm going to assume you used selective colour replacement - hence the reason for an orange car and two red cars still. I love the result. If you were printing this I'd be tempted to leave them coloured as they currently are. Great work - I'm really impressed by this shot.

Urban 911 (Circa 1968)
by Baron152

Comment:
Awesome - I love historic items like this. They always seem to present photographic opportunities. My only criticism would be the harshly lit spot at the top of the box - probably from the sun. You probably had few options to avoid this but ideally a diffusion panel would have softened the lighting (including the shadow from the handle). I love the colour - glad you chose that over black+white.

Riding the Subway
by jpeters

Comment:
Good work - the blurring of the train is done beautifully, just enough to show motion but not overdone. The almost-silohuetted people also works really good. Their faces really stand out compared to the darkened clothing. Great job!

Searching up to find the sky.
by notesinstones

Comment:
Nice artistic interpretation of this shot. I like the rich blue and red/brown in the shot. Well done. There appears to be a spot in the top-left corner of the sky (about 20-50 pixels in) - perhaps dust on your lens / sensor?

Will
by tate

Comment:
Stunning portrait! Need I say any more? Colour is brilliant, composition is great. Bordering on being over-sharpened, but not quite (for this size at least). Perhaps for this challenge placing him in the city (via the background) would have been effective, but it's still a great shot.

State Street
by Elmakias

Comment:
I like the colour, although the slight rotation in the image was immediately distracting. Unfortunately, simple things like this can really distract viewers so always watch out for them - a quick rotation in any image software would have corrected this.

Houston Metro Finest
by amcraig

Comment:
That's a very good shot of the tram - in action in a fairly attractive surrounging. Maybe a polarising filter would have reduced the glare/reflection on the drivers cabin. Composition / framing is quite good

No Life
by EaThis

Comment:
There doesn't seem to be a tree growing there yet. I'm assuming that your statement is that there is a lack of natural plant life in the city.