Nature versus man
by lei_73

Comment:
Nice grungy, industrial four-way vanishing point image. The overgrown tracks are poignant with disuse, a time forgotten. The tree-of-heaven to the left is a mark of authenticity.
The toxic, yellowish tone makes me uneasy, but perhaps that's intentional and pertinent. Same for the granulated sky.

Networking
by hesitant

Comment:
The human touch warms up this collage-like study of perspective. The modest depth of focus works well here. It's very pleasant to look at. I am curious, though, about that pod or giant hot dog object hanging down from the tree. Is it part of the networking?

Into the sunset
by mefnj

Comment:
This curious photo looks like a hand-tinted old post card. Aside from the tracks and gravel bed that's detailed and black and white-seeming, the trees and sky have a bleeding water color softness. I like the creativity and artistic sensibility at work here.

All Systems Go
by wayne3087

Comment:
An extravagant and stylized sci-fi image, it's easy and fun to buy into the rocket illusion. It also looks like two elephants at the top of an escalator that better hustle to get off before that missile strikes. Generally, an overwhelming perspective. And the vanishing point -- among the stars.

the long way home
by mariuca

Comment:
The subtly hinted at vanishing point in the next car is a grace note in this tender portrait of a woman resting either at the end of the day or at its beginning. In counterpoint to the sense of calm here is, as anyone who's ridden a subway knows, all the clattering noise and shaking of the train. A winning, excellent image.

non stop
by Robski

Comment:
My favorite of the several fine railroad tracks entries. The light show adds a dazzling fullness and emphasis to the strong vanishing point. The light-burst to the left is also lovely. The unpeopled station in the night gives the viewer a feeling of private privilege in seeing this marvel.

Into the Woods
by markwiley

Comment:
A haunting invitation to another land or dimension, and so it's appropriate that the implied vanishing point is shrouded in darkness. The sharpness and detail lend great immediacy. The parallel rows of trees add additional resonance. A finely balanced composition. Impressive.

What's The Point?
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Skyscrapers can be made to look this way, but this particular one affords visual pleasure on several levels. The mass of the building reaches a vanishing point, and so does the curious facade. With the addition of the massive base it looks like an enormous fish. And it's enjoyably dizzying. Furthermore, great title.

Seven Mile Bridge
by Ja-9

Comment:
Excellently embodies the spirit of the challenge. The diminishing arcs of the bridge and the spaces in the guard rail are object lessons. The textural combination of sea, bridge and sky is a pleasure to look at. Great choice of black and white. So very nicely done.

Road Trip
by FotoMunki

Comment:
Sleek and elegant but not at all fussy. And a nicely hooked vanishing point. Waves of disparate but harmonizing layers roll in towards the viewer, in very subtle procession.Fresh and calm. I also appreciate the generosity of area allowed the sky and shoulder.