Ghosts of the Grid
by Imagineer

Comment:
For those who criticised this crop - yes, I agree. It was one of those shots that I was left very little time to edit and, inexplicably now that I look at it, I left it like this. Strange.
: )

Towers
by Manic

Comment:
I've been looking to achieve this shot for some time now (only ever saw these two face-on) and never really explored it - so I never knew you could get this view! It's superb.

LED Crazy
by jeffzoet

Comment:
This is pleasant - reminds me of a cubist painting technique. I hope it rates higher than I think it will. Exposure is superb.

"Walkway"
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Nice lead-in lines. The problem here is flash and the lack of a tripod. With a steady camera you could achieve a slower shutter and avoid the use of flash which illuminates the foreground and under-exposes the rest of your background.

If you focus on the lightest point about 2/3 the way across the bridge, your exposure would work out OK - with all of the shot in focus too.

Ghost Writer in my Bedroom
by lwkimages

Comment:
Despite a bland and unattractive scene this is actually quite effective (and tough to achieve in such bright conditions). Will probably be voted down though.

Light on the Lighthouse at Cape Trafalgar
by Arancha

Comment:
Not a bad scene. Dodging/retouching looks a little obvious on the lighthouse unfortunately, but it's a strong composition.

Retro Glow
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Unusual view and some nice ambient glow. Slightly too over-exposed which is a shame. Crop could have been tighter top and left.

Bald Eagle (mature)
by zeuszen

Comment:
I love the treatment here - an almost legend-like feel.

plasticsea
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Great use of centred subject.

Needle Eclipse
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Just wonderful. Your favourite scene is a good example of how to shoot differently every time! It can be frustrating not having variation in one's subjects (as I know from all too regular trips to London and back commuting!).

Just keep 'em coming - they're becoming legendary!
: )

Cheers
Jon