"Me, Myself and I"
by tmorninglory96

Comment:
that border is horrible, but I guess it does kind of add to the cartoonish impact of the image.

Toledo Landmark
by BikerGreg

Comment:
This shot needs more DOF - try a narrower aperture next time. Otherwise a good attempt.

Parliament Square
by postoakinversion

Comment:
This is beautifully exposed. It might have worked a little better if you'd managed to get simple red streams for the traffic (it looks though you started shooting when the cars were stationary) but otherwise a nice shot. 8.

Star Trails
by chefsam

Comment:
The star trails need a little context here - though judging by the land in both bottom corners you did this by spinning around rather than a several hour exposure. Still, an interesting attempt. 6.

Corridor
by ergo

Comment:
This is certainly interesting. I'm not entirely sure about the processing, but it is eyecatching for sure. 7.

Self Examination
by idnic

Comment:
Whoever the model is, I'm amazed that she managed to stand so perfectly still.

Lincoln Memorial at Night
by blemt

Comment:
This is a good shot - although an angle I have seen before. The problem is, however, that just because you have used a long exposure to capture the image, does not mean the impact of the photo is created by said long exposure. Thus, you don't really meet the challenge particularly well. 5

WANTED: Good Role Model
by librodo

Comment:
This is an incredibly powerful photograph.

Pocket Aces
by reemas

Comment:
This is a really great shot - clearly people didn't think it met the challenge. A shame that such narrow challenge interpretation affected your score - it really should have been above 6.

Breathe
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Joey mate - I think this may be the pinaccle of the work I've seen from you thus far.

I remember a few months ago, you were posting stuff that almost seemed dark and grungy for the sake of being dark and grungy, and thus never quite had an impact on me. This on the other hand -- is f#$!ing brilliant.

On the other hand it makes me realise how much I need to go learn how to use photoshop.

I'm now adding this photo to my favourites, and just in case I haven't already - you as a photographer as well.