Piano Man
by shanksware

Comment:
Unique perspective and composition. At first I thought the upper right corner was a bit distracting, but I like the way the lower left balances it out.

The Kindergarten Teacher
by scarbrd

Comment:
Love the movement of the kids... really helps to portray just how busy the day is for a kindergarten teacher. Well done! :)

The Lighthouse
by Djabordjabor

Comment:
Love the sky and the reflection of the light in this one. Great calming tones too. What is the little thing in the upper left? Probably would have cropped slightly to get rid of that.

The Cosmic Ballet
by cheekymunky

Comment:
I've been trying to get a good shot of star trails, but haven't been able to figure out the right settings yet. Knowing how much trouble I've had makes me appreciate this one even more. Well done! I'll definately be back to check the settings you used after voting is over :)

train station
by ceyval

Comment:
Great shot. Love the ghost effect of the train and the spots where the light is hitting it. Lighting is great, nothing too blown out, and the sepia tones are just right for this shot. Nicely done!

The nature in tne night
by hossam1

Comment:
I'm sure you're getting many comments on the tilt and the misspelled title. Fixing up those two things would help the score a little I think.

Dark night, bright light
by pinbokeshatta

Comment:
Neat shot and nice lighting. Maybe would have cropped off the very bottom to get rid of some of the distracting buildings?

Midnight Bus Fly By
by mrjswift

Comment:
I like the ghost effect of the bus with the long shutter, but it looks as thought you just pulled to the side of the street and took a shot. I can understand maybe not wanting to get out of the car in a bad neighborhood or something, but just turning off the headlights and aiming up a bit higher to not get the car roof would have helped (or just crop off the bottom).

"Through the eye of a needle"
by Tallbloke

Comment:
Great use of dof!

Life is a journey, not a destination
by whiteroom

Comment:
Like that you looked "back" towards the journey instead of ahead of the rider. Nice job.