Sunset on West Broadway, NYC
by nico_blue

Comment:
I'm not sure the vanishing point is as stand-out as the challenge requires but this photo has a great mood. I like the tint and the dream-like quality....how did you do this? Was it NeatImage? The position of the sign/traffic lights really pulls the eye nicely. Well done.

coverging flora
by peete

Comment:
This is a great idea and you have captured the reflection well. I wonder if cropping in closer AND having a plainer background (e.g. a piece of card behind the pot) might have made this stand out even more?

In Restless Dreams I Walk Alone
by Anni

Comment:
perhaps title a bit overblown but nice tones and composition

Night Walk
by cassilda_terry

Comment:
Great shot with good range of lighting levels. The model looks a little bit stranded in the middle though...how about cropping the bottom to just below her feet as our eye is pulled to where she has come from....not where she is going???

Poof - Into thin air
by Tikicharm

Comment:
I really like the muted colours in the foreground. Hedge and above necessary?? How about cropping so we don't see the end of the light??

Abandoned
by MattB

Comment:
Good capture....2/3 land, 1/3sky might have worked. A little bright too.

Country Road Take Me Home....
by Mona

Comment:
I know the wording says horizon, so perhaps you didn't want to show what was in the distance, but I think the top cropping is too tight. Nice curves though.

Xtreme Docking!
by parrothead

Comment:
very geometric and well-framed. Perhaps a little too much in the mid-tones. Also the masts in the distance disrupt the image.

Across the sky
by urska

Comment:
striking, stark image but might have been improved if you had got closer to the level of the road in which case the vanishing point might have been more obvious

Transitions
by boomer

Comment:
I like this effect but, speaking as one who has been punished for overprocessing in the past, I wonder if the processing has been taken a bit too far in this case. I think the contrast is a little too strong at the bottom and the graininess too patchy at the top. How about if you had filled the frame more with the gravestones?