Dusty Sky
by Epsi

Comment:
Interesting photo. Reminds me of Total Recall :)
Is this a negative image and that a perfectly blue sky?

Right Curve
by JohannesFrank

Comment:
One of my favorites in the challenge...tempted to favorite it outright. Lots of gorgeous transitions here. The sky, the roadway, the curvature... all very pleasing visually. Good job.

Menacing
by Citadel

Comment:
One of the best large building photos in this. The giant monolith is captured well, and the title is fitting. The sky goes well with the cold exterior.
One thing that detracts a bit for me is that it's ever so slightly asymmetrical. It's close enough that I would prefer it to be completely symmetrical, but still very good.

Sujaman
by Zigomar

Comment:
Interesting expression and body language. Definitely gets your attention well. Surprisingly, the lights on the bridge? in the background are not distracting, but somewhat balance the photo. Nice shot.

Center of interest
by mitalapo

Comment:
Great job capturing a candid moment with such interesting lighting. Echoing dtremain, the subtle lighting on the people with the single illuminated face is very pleasing.

belt
by tpbremer

Comment:
Very simple but effective photo. I especially enjoy the light dropoff as the lines on the belt lead off into the distance.

Fire balls at Melbourne Casino
by millsa

Comment:
When I first opened this, I thought the fireballs were odd streetlights. Then, after looking at them a bit more, they started to look like alien ships or something. It's interesting that everybody is walking in the same direction, as if they were all mesmerized.

Print-Machine.jpg
by tpbremer

Comment:
The uniformity fading into the distance is cool. I've always liked shots that used this technique.

Scavage
by cynthiann

Comment:
Something about the color and grain in this is really reminiscent of an older film photo. I rather like the sheen on the bird as well.

Mountain bike on Southbank
by millsa

Comment:
The colors and lighting of the building are neat, but I think they distract too much from the rider, who almost seems like a secondary subject. Their presence is somewhat one upped by the building's lighting. If you're curious at all, this rider appears to be a trials rider, not a mountain biker. To see some of the crazy stuff they do, you should check out some videos of Danny MacAskill.