looking up
by D

Comment:
Nice lines... A little on the dark side though.

Street Ball
by kristie380

Comment:
Really nice... Cropped a bit tight on the left side for my tastes, but real nice shot

Industrial Sunset
by puppet10

Comment:
This shot took a few days to grow on me, but the more I look, the more I like it... I might have liked it better with a 'little' detail in the building, but it's certainly a great shot... I'm buming it up a point.

City Leaf
by mci

Comment:
hehe, Nice title. Along with great lines and contrast. Was this found or placed? I HAVE to tell my wife I need a camera that can handle DOF!

Monday Morning Commute
by Ricky Cleave

Comment:
I see where your're coming from here, but it just didn't work for me. The un-natrual position of the hand... the lack of traffic... I'm not sure what it was, but it didn't work for me.

Makin' A Living
by mtngoat

Comment:
Nice shot, but the troubador is abit too 'centered' for my eye. There's not much happining on the right side of the shot. I think I would have moved him there.

Toronto Star Here
by Peltz

Comment:
I can't say why, but I really like this shot. Maybe it's the 'sky blue' on the drab ground. If I were to suggest any change, it might be show more on the left side rather than cut off the stand. Of course I don't know what was there :)

Night Seattle
by YuliyaG

Comment:
At first I thought the horizon was a bit lopsided, but then I remembered that Seattle has quite a few hills. Nice shot!

The Old Port of Portland
by csb

Comment:
Nice diag lines. I think the dark right hand side really hurt this though. Try recropping, taking out the dark right side and maybe take off the top just below the large Air conditioner. Also if this was a handheld, try this kind of shot again with a tripod and compare them. It makes a world of differance! By the way, all the colors coming from past the eatary looks VERY interesting. You might want to look at just that store from closer in.

Life is like a river...
by dmassey

Comment:
A bit hard to pick out the 'subject'. Maybe a bit too much foreground?