What is this, Pride of the Nation?
by adriannayusof

Comment:
I think most people know these buildings. Kualar Lumpar right? Aren't they the tallest buildings in the world? Good shot.

Message edited by author 2003-10-15 02:44:51.

The Two Towers
by Adrian Tung

Comment:
Awesome perspective. I've never seen these buildings before. Are they Asian by any chance? (9)

Update: I know I know!! These are the Twin Towers in Kualar Lumpar :_)

Journey back to the past
by shadow

Comment:
Now this is a different take on the challenge. I love seeing different interpretations, ones that don't always "go with the flow" and this one is both original and well composed. The poor guy has lost his hand :-(

Riverwalk and Downtown San Antonio
by paganini

Comment:
Nice night shot, the lighting is good. Not blown out anywhere. The sky and river front appear a little grainy but that might just be because I am looking at this on my laptop.

London Landmarks
by photocell

Comment:
Ah quaint old London. Good idea to get as many landmarks in in the photo as possible. I recognise a number of buildings plus the wheel on the Thames way out the back. This is like one of those puzzle pics: "How many buildings can you name" :-)

Downtown Kalamazoo
by Spork99

Comment:
Good exposure, the starriness on the lights and moon are very effective. Actually the light in front of the bus looks like someone in the bus is taking a photo :-)

Hartsfield Terminal T
by PJM88

Comment:
Lovely shot. The red skies give this pic a certain harmony which makes it a pleasure to look at.

A Farmer's New Cash Crop
by mcrael

Comment:
Funny title, very fitting.

Montreal
by bormic

Comment:
I like the concept here, the natural framing with the trees comes over well, especially bringing in the reds to break the grey cityscape colors.

The View From Brooklyn
by Rooster

Comment:
A little on the hazy side this pic. I would gone more with landscape format instead of portrait. Either that or used more of a wider angle. Also I would have moved your shooting position a little to the left and gotten in more of the cityscape. By moving more to the left you wouldn't have gotten in the lines of the bridge which are a little distracting. Just the thoughts that jumped to mind when I clicked on your pic.