Just before the town wakes up...
by takinou42

Comment:
The dim light and snow make me feel cold just looking at this. I like the contrast of the mountain (harsh, figid, wild) with the town (flat, cozy, sheltered).

Lens Baby Alley
by jackal9

Comment:
When we glance at the hidden, unattractive back alleys and electric meters, out attention usually highlights just a couple of key aspects while the rest could just as easily be blurred and unnoticed. The lens baby effect imitates this well, which I appreciate somewhat to my surprise (I like many kinds of blur, but usually don't like the lens baby results).

Paris before you wake up
by benpictures

Comment:
Pastel tones reflecting on the river seem fitting for a city known for art.

A.D. 1000
by JRalston

Comment:
I like the diagonal swath of grass between the broken stone, emblematic of the gentle power of nature gradually hiding an entire city over many years.

The back garden (of the Israeli Supreme Court in Jerusalem)
by Oded

Comment:
Nice balance of building and sky/clouds. Gardens at the back of buildings can remain hidden from most people. Thanks for revealing it to us.

Hidden in Plain Sight
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
After appreciating the graphic on the wall and the use of motion blur to "hide" the walking child, I came back to look again and found myself noticing and appreciating the mix of colors and texture on the sidewalk. Interesting combination.

No Secret Left
by lunachicken

Comment:
Although an obscure (perhaps "hidden") setting in some city, this image has elements that feel universal to newer cities everywhere, and make it seem strangely familiar.

La Esquina "The Corner" (numero uno Tacqueria)
by pawdrix

Comment:
These little places, "hidden" along side streets, give cities much of their individual flavor. Do tell us what city this is.

holly light
by dl_maggi

Comment:
Interesting architectural details and a peaceful evening setting that must have been quite a challenge to capture so well.

Buried Within Many Walls - Jazzbo "el gato" lives!
by love

Comment:
The patterns of the lines are so striking, I almost missed the cat. Definitely "hidden".