Cold Steel
by shutterfly

Comment:
"Trained eye! Nice! :)

GotNuthin
by morg002

Comment:
Got Confidence? Got Sky! Got Tracks! Got Photo! Got Composition! Got My Interest! Got Hyperfocal Distance! Got Homage to Ansel Adams (in B/W!) Got Camera! Got Skills! You Go!

Tracks
by Elaine

Comment:
My eye seems to be equally drawn to the well-focused trees as much as the RR tracks. I do like your creative efforts compositionally, and the tracks are acceptably well-focused, even though the tree limb seems to be the point of your camera's auto-focus sensor. A simple, but effective near-instant improvement IMHO would be to select the bottom half (just below the needles) in even a simple editting program, like Broderbund's Print Shop 15 (or Classic.) Then, increase contrast & brightness on the selected. Follow-up with select inverse, then desaturate, and lower the contrast & brightness.
Finally, it is sad, but none of what I just told you would have qualified for this challenge (since my suggestions are more for an Advanced Editting challenge,) but if you are just wanting to improve your digital technique/post-process skills (like I do,) then I believe that these are things that will help your portfolio & would be desired from anyone (pretty much the way I have been helped by DPC.)
My comments aren't the most expert here, but I hope that they will prove to be a "diving board" for progress. :)

******
by agenkin

Comment:
I was just about to declare DNMC, but then I saw the "token" railroad tracks. IMHO RR or train is not actually the subject of this photo. The determined cyclist is the subject. Now, technically I'm seeing some pretty fine hyperfocal distance which makes the title, City Life. :)

Careful...beverage...extremely hot
by Melethia

Comment:
That's so funny! I had to comment again! I love photographic humor! :)

NORFOLK SOUTHERN 9904 - Vintage Postcard
by SDW

Comment:
Nice sepiatone! :)

Timeless
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Nice "aging" effect!

Old No. 7
by GeneralE

Comment:
I say it should be Old #9. It would be Old #10, except that the focus is a little too complex for my taste. ;)

Rails Through Autumn
by Ivory

Comment:
Thrilling Colors & Great Usage of Selective Focus! :)

train on the window pane
by posthumous

Comment:
Nice Caboose! Er...You DID list this in the NUDE section, too, RIGHT? :}