In between the clouds
by GisliB

Comment:
Very pastel and peaceful. May work better with a bit more saturation.

My El Paso Sunrise
by lg4u16

Comment:
Sorry, I really want to judge this image - it has some nice colors. But it is just to small to tell. It seems a bit blurry - even in theis small version.

Love of Strings
by JJacobson

Comment:
You have a unique take on the popular string theme. The moving strings add some nice lines. Even with the movement, I'd like to see more in focus.

Where do those lines ACTUALLY converge...
by huggablemike

Comment:
Lines? I see a lot of nice pink-like colors, but no real lines. The white area is way too powerful. You need to use more of the allowed 150k to get rid of the blothiness in the image.

Stand By Me
by aerogurl

Comment:
Very interesting technique, I like the old-time feel.

Pot of gold at the horizon
by hitendra

Comment:
Whoa - a whole load of vanishing points. The overexposed white area is really distracting. It would help if you used more of the 150k file size allowed.

Prarie Sunset
by ScantyNebula

Comment:
The orange colors are stunning - and the vanishing point is superb. Suggestions for improvement: a) Crop off about 1/2 (or more) of the black area at the bottom. b) Save it less compressed so that you don't have the wavy area in the orange sky. (You are allowed 150k - and you used les that 70k.)

It's a really nice submission - very graphic and effective.

Athenas Hallway
by zmaerd

Comment:
Ver nice! The shadows are at the perfect place, great diagonal lines. Exposure spot on. The hint of red at the "far end" is a wonderful touch.

Railway to the east
by teto

Comment:
A classic vanishing point. It all worked but the sky did not cooperate for you. In this case I think the sky could be cropped out - putting the vp close to the top.

Rail
by aliciapunches

Comment:
Neato! Most folks used both tracks to demonstrate the vp. Your choice of one rail worked very well. Nice colors & exposure. The blue sky reflected on the rail is very nice. I'd like to see more DOF - especially in the near foreground. (It would have worked fine this way if the rail didn't have those imperfections to show focus.)