160
by denisspray

Comment:
The 160 limit is excellently utilized here. The city glow, incorporating streetlights, lighthouse and palms, has a carnival atmosphere. This is cunningly balanced by the preponderance of darkness to the left, artfully delineated by the slenderest necklace of lights on the horizon. The merest pixel of light further to the left anchors the entirety of the image to perfection. My favorite entry in the challenge.

Zig Zag
by prperold

Comment:
Congratulations on ribboning with this stunning image.

Road Trip
by FotoMunki

Comment:
Congratulations on taking the red with this really handsome shot.

Seven Mile Bridge
by Ja-9

Comment:
Congratulations on a well-deserved blue for a tremendous photograph.

In the Neighborhood
by jarector

Comment:
A casual-seeming image that is still appealing.

Where to go
by Bensted

Comment:
Original take wherein the painted white arrow points to the darkness as a place of vanishing. The barely visible dashed lines offer paths to take in the unknown. A thoughtful image.
At least that's how I see it.

NY, NY
by hsteg

Comment:
Vanishing points are especially spectacular in hyperspace. The lighted buildings also head toward the Freedom Tower, which supplies its own faceted vanishing points.

Zig Zag
by prperold

Comment:
Beautiful picture with the parallel crepuscular rays seeming to vanish towards the horizon. The blurred water gives the image a wonderful ethereal feeling.

Point Break. Midtown.
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Rather busy -- well, it is Manhattan -- but the recession of the bikes, which are facing the viewer from the side, and their stands is an unusual take on a vanishing point. The buildings lining the street in the distance also participate in the recession.

The Never-Ending Bridge...
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Here's a case where the tilt brings strength and interest to a picture. Yes there's a certain giddiness to it, but it grabs my attention as it whips around to that farther stretch of bridge beyond the first arch. Well executed.