Playing with Zoom & Time
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Interesting/uninteresting photo. Here's what I mean, the lights blurring into the photo do make an interesting dynamic, however, that is all the dynamic in the shot, and there is nothing that makes me want to stay and ponder it, once I've seen the lines of the lights, that's all. The 'tower' in the middle doesn't have enough detail/recognizable elements to hold the attention for long. 6

Maximum Warp...Engage
by taterbug

Comment:
Has a good graphics art feel to the shot. Wish there wasn't as much grain in the photo, but overall, the long exposure makes the shot interesting. 7

Games of the night
by Pedxer

Comment:
Yes, spin the bottle. However, the picture doesn't do a lot to hold my attention. The grayness is too much, especially when there is just a hint of the green bottle, wish you could see more of the color.

Who's There
by 2hoo

Comment:
Although the sillhouette looks ok, with the light framing the dog, and the cute tongue sticking out, it is hard to see how this is a long exposure, as it could be done with a short exposure as well. The lack of the dog's eyes in the picture and the blurriness of the fur hurts it as well.

Swing
by m2iw

Comment:
Sorry, but even thought the ground is sharp, the blurriness of the swing does not help the picture. You did it through a long exposure, but it really does not help.

Parliament Square
by postoakinversion

Comment:
Really pretty night shot of this. I do wish the ghost part of the vehicle wasn't showing on the bottom right corner, and it would just be the lights leading into the picture, but the edge of the vehicle seems almost like a block to letting the eyes go all the way up to Big Ben. 7

Inner Harbor
by kevinf

Comment:
Pretty harbor scene with good light reflections. The right side seems a little cluttered and doesn't add to the picture, maybe do a vertical crop cutting that part out would help. 6

Swoop
by roadrunner

Comment:
What a capture. I don't know what the white blur is to the top left of the owl, but it reminds me of the bird itself. I do think a different crop of the picture would help more, as the brighter white streaks to the top right corner draw the eyes away from the owl, and right out the side of the picture. 7

Spinning Umbrella Camouflage
by tate

Comment:
Lines, circles, movement, and hidden people always make for great compositions. The leading lines of the fence to the left pointing to the umbrella help as well. Like the shot. Only improvement would be had it been a woman behind the umbrella (as in a skirt or something, as I don't picture too many men twirling umbrellas. 7

Haunted
by annah

Comment:
Has the mental hospital feel with the bed frame, one of the better 'ghostly' images in the challenge. 7