Going Home
by levyj413

Comment:
Not a bad looking place to have to be when you're not at home! Nice mystery in the darker parts and the overall coloring has a nostalgic quality to it, although I'll admit I would prefer the backpack were not there - too distracting.

And I really like the inclusion of motion blur for the human part of this shot - for me, it emphasizes the ephemeral quality of human life just "passing through" these solid examples of classic architecture.

Wright Flyer Three-View
by posthumous

Comment:
I thought "Close Encounters" when I first saw it, the symbols on the left looking like some sort of alien hieroglyphics. Did not know about the Wright Flyer three-view before - I like how you tried to approximate a bird with the three-view and the dramatic sky gives the whole image a portentous quality.

It would be interesting to see another try at this shot without the plane, and with the three views placed randomly across the whole expanse of the sky (well, it might be *visually* interesting, but conceptually not so much - since I guess the inclusion of the plane was necessary for the Wright brothers connection). Nevermind, I'm babbling about possibilities again. :)

Night Time Stroll
by jaysonmc

Comment:
I like the refreshing new perspective on the London Eye and the way the trees stand out in such stark silhouettes. I agree with you that your "horizon" might need a ccw correction of a degree or so.

Trescott Street Pier
by bmartuch

Comment:
Cool perspective - does that pier ever really end?

Biotopia
by Melethia

Comment:
I like the range of tones here - looks like you had good lighting. I agree cropping out the partial window would be a greater of two evils thing - maybe you could crop pretty severely on the left, to balance it out.

6
by mia67

Comment:
I am not kitten-resistant - this is adorable. I like the softness of the image overall (very warm and fuzzy) and the image is composed nicely in the frame.

Balance among the parts of something.
by Patmania

Comment:
Very cool perspective, like the diamond shapes - is someone pointing something out the window in the upper left corner?

Union Station Columns
by BillyBee

Comment:
Like the angling and shapes highlighted here. Might try upping the contrast a bit just to see what happens, would like to see more definition in the ceiling bricks.

III:XIV
by Les_Feck

Comment:
Clever, and took me a couple times viewing before I noticed it was a clock perched there. Still don't know quite what I'm looking at, but the circles, the clock time and the surreality of what appears to be a wall clock hanging in a sewer makes for an intriguing image and creative take on the challenge. Good job!

Day 8 - Starlight
by bdenny

Comment:
The composition has some interest but the lack of a sharp focal point and little detail in the darkest parts of the image prevent me from really engaging with it. The lighting looks like it may have been a bit flat, which probably contributed to the loss of detail in the shadows.