Sears Tower in Chicago
by meyers

Comment:
Hey! Who has invaded MY city!!! You went after 11pm, if you had gone before the antennae on the tower would have been lit. Good composition, it is a tad dark, making it hard to distinguish the buildings from the sky in places, but good job otherwise.

Frozen
by ChikaZAWa

Comment:
Nice pic, good composition, but the drain pipe throws off the continuity and the focus may be a bit soft.

Cocoa
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
Nice pic, and I see where you were going with it, but I feel it needs a wee little more light.

Manly Ferry, Circular Quay
by paddles

Comment:
Nice pic, just a little soft on the focus though.

Wellington
by Matthew

Comment:
Nice leading lines, I think the distortion from the wide angle lens actually adds to the pic, I am sure you will get comments that say the opposite, but I feel it really works well here.

Young and Alone
by davidus428

Comment:
Wonderlful job on the editing, it really adds to the mood of the picture.

Psychogenic Incorporeality
by blackenedwhite

Comment:
Clever, but I had to dig out a dictionary. Others voting may not go through those lengths. Nice B&W, I like the grain, it adds to the mood of the pic. Good Luck.

In A NY Half-Minute
by SherwinJames

Comment:
I really like the concept of this photo, and the sepia treatment, it adds to the timelessness of the photo. The only change I would make would be to crop out the over blown sky in the upper left. It pulls my eye up and away.

Toronto
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:

Originally posted by Pedro: And I flat out refuse to say "He's great for a 16 year old!". I consider that an insult. He's great for any age. P-ness

16!??? I knew you were young, but I always figure those profile ages donĂ¢€™t update automatically, so I put you at 19 or so...

Remember the little folks that encouraged you, and supported your endeavors, 20 years from now when Steven Spielberg is presenting the lifetime achievement award to it's youngest recipient ever at the 2026 Oscars!

Keep up the good work, perhaps a documentary on "Homelessness - The forgotten Masses" will be your first to receive critical acclaim.

Maya

Street Lane
by nhaliza

Comment:
This has the potential to be a really nice image, but since you did not use the full 640 pixels allowed, it is hard to make out a lot of the detail. There is a tutorial about resizing for dpc, please read it and don't give up. It is also possible that it does not meet the definition of "Bokeh" but since it is so small I cannot say for sure.