2055 A.D
by MAK

Comment:
Good use of this effect -- funny (if optimistic) title : )

Alkali
by bruski

Comment:
Excellent depth and foreground detail -- too bad most people will only consider the "width" of the lens in the horizontal dimension.

sunset
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
Love the exposure/colors. Personally, I'd have straightened the buildings -- it's plenty wide enough for me without that effect.

The Gravel River
by sailracer_98

Comment:
That must make paddling a rocky proposition : )

Wide View
by sigrun_th

Comment:
Good use of mid-ground object to set scale; excellent exposure/tone control.

Mount Shuksan
by Cantique

Comment:
I always like to look for parallel forms -- the foreground vegetation follows the lines of the reflection almost perfectly.

Grand Central
by howardj

Comment:
Definitely a different perspective, I like the variety of receding lines. I'd be curious how a shot at right-angles to this would look (showing the entire arch and doorway).

Country View
by rwouthuis

Comment:
Good timing to take advantage of flattering light.

Distant rumblings ... Ominous warning!
by bandit

Comment:
A lot of interesting elements in there -- almost too many! It certainly coveres a wide range of subjects : )

Compositionally, your image is almost identical to mine, so I have to approve of that! I like the horizontal bands of varying texture, especially the two types of clouds. You might have made it "look wider" by cropping off some of the top without losing too much else.

Gumball Alley
by Rikki

Comment:
This actually helps provide some preliminary data for some tests I was planning to conduct -- thanks!