Mourning
by viollette

Comment:
I guess you mean "mourning" or I just don't get it. I normally don't even look at titles and this doesn't need one. Impressive tones. Should ribbon.

Water is life
by prperold

Comment:
Wave spashes strikingly captures. Easy 7 or better.

Inspiration
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
Effective exposure well pops the peak among the enticing mountainscape.

Pure Love
by Kelli

Comment:
The close crop grabs my attention unlike the normal baby pic.

A Father's Love
by Lonni

Comment:
I think the "love" part could be better conveyed. If I ignore the title, the shot stands on its own for other reasons. Titles are such a pain.

Rue Principale
by OmanOtter

Comment:
If the Impressionists had digital cameras this is what they would do. Well done.

Hewitt Avenue
by robertscn

Comment:
This has a wonderful compositional feel almost like seeing a fine painting. What makes it work is the opposing corner emphasis of the dark car in the lower right balancing the building in the upper left. Mathematically an uneven match but visually perfect. The lines leading back and forth across the street tie it all together with lots of detailed, especially vertical lines providing visual counterpoint.

Broad Street, Philadelphia
by redpanda

Comment:
A rare success of night lights well managed and not so typically clicheed.

Main Street Boonton
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I gave this a 5 in spite of the quality of the shot and processing. The border is a bust however (seriously). Give it up in the future and let the art of the photograph stand on its own.

Wacker Drive
by meyers

Comment:
Nicely framed with the pedestrians and crosswalk lines establishing a frontal plane like a theater stage screen. Somehow the sepia helps the effect because it lets us see it apart from the too familiar bad color or bw. So, we can then dwell on the receding perspective that wants to pull us in through the veil into the stage.