Xtreme Docking!
by parrothead

Comment:
Nice dock - good composition. Printing is effective with good whites, dark blacks and good tonal range. The border should be dumped into the sea.

Looking up - it's a building. Yes, they are parallel lines.
by yael27

Comment:
Nice image - works well for vp. Sky a bit hot, but I don't think it hurts the image that much. Actually it doesn't hurt it at all. Title could be much better.

Vanishing Into Manhatten
by charmayne

Comment:
This image has a LOT going for it! Perfect composition - the cables seems to extend the vp right up to the top of the bridge. The dead centering is not normally best - but you picked the right time to ignore the rule. You handled the colors exceptionally well - the hint of color in the wood on the path really balance the great sky. Way to go!

Tunnel Vision
by Falc

Comment:
Great exposure and subject! The range of lighting from side to side is wonderful and the yellow stripe of light at the top adds even more.

Spider
by vasilkovaya

Comment:
Very graphically done. You don't see many spider shots shot parallel to the web - good idea. The spider needs to be a bit sharper.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment:
Your black and white technique is superb. I really like the "fairyland" quality. I really want to see the closest black fence pole and the closet concrete one in focus. If you didn't do it - take a tripod, stop down as far as you can, and use your DOF preview to check the near objects. It will be a great image even better.

Desert Waterway
by fluxn

Comment:
Good printing - nice blacks, whites, and tonal range. Perfect subject for challenge - and this is the only one I've seen so far.

9.77 Seconds to Glory
by Firsty

Comment:
Exceptionally well composed. Exposure is great too. Meets challenge: YOU BET.

Steadfast
by thatcloudthere

Comment:
Great colors - and just the hint of the rr track works well. As there is not very much of interest on the sides - I hope you also shot this as a vertical.

Up Into the Mist
by peecee

Comment:
What a lovely scene - and perfect for the vanishing point. Do you carry a graduated ND filter? If so - use it on shots where the sky is so much brighter than the foreground. Nice flat lighting works for this scene.