Point of Conversion
by Perfect-Calamity

Comment:
This meets the challenge, but not much more...there's not much to look at. As the road leaves the side of the picture it doesn't lead my eye anywhere; the little clump of vegetation isn't very interesting but is very prominently placed.

I think the picture would be greatly improved if the camera were panned to the left about 20 degrees, so the road was entirely in the picture (though still on the once side) and the vegetation would then be serving to balance it visually, without trying to be the subject of the photo.

moving pictures
by Skip

Comment:
Angle is very dynamic, lighting is good in and out of the bus; you've got posterization in the sky that hurts you a lot.

Double Vanishing Point
by plim

Comment:
Cool location, but this shot really suffers from the lack of a subject - there's just a huge expanse of green.

Whirling
by faina

Comment:
Really don't like the desat on this one.

Beach Fence
by xtian

Comment:
This is all I ever ask for. Simple, beautiful, tells a little bit of a story (or lets me tell one). 10.

Straight to the Point
by Bugzeye

Comment:
Milwaukee Art Museum? I've never seen it shot from this angle, and I'm suprised - this is great; wonderful colors and light. Just did an google image search and there are a couple shots from this vantage point with the wings out, but not one like this. Nice capture, meets challenge, 9.

Standing Tall
by ankursomani

Comment:
Very pretty, but DNMC for me. Beautiful shot, though.

A simple bridge
by hitmanrr

Comment:
This is a good idea, but the railing is a little too bright, and DOF is a little too low for me.

Bluegrass Field
by philup

Comment:
Very pretty; doesn't quite 'pop' though. More work with curves could help.

Still They Ride
by hhuddle

Comment:
The RR picture is a classic, and needs to be done really well... this doesn't quite make it. I think it'd be improved if the angle were lower (camera closer to the tracks) and the the colors brought out more.