Salt Lake Temple
by dwterry

Comment:
Nice exposure and subject. Foreground distracting and looks better with the red stuff cropped out.

after the sun went down!
by whiteroom

Comment:
Moody sky, well composed.

James - at Home?
by Skip

Comment:
Strong viewpoint, well composed. Perhaps a little uninteresting though.

View of Sunset from Metlife Bldg., NYC
by ccasey

Comment:
View is OK, but tilted horizon is just a distracting oversight really. Well composed otherwise.

Spiral
by labuds

Comment:
Nice viewpoint - good composition.

On Call 24-7
by autool

Comment:
Not a lot going on here really - but the least I'd is to shoot low down or anything but eye-level which really makes the viewpoint quite dull. You good have got close to fire truck perhaps and shot the fireman with some of the shiny bodywork (incl the bell) in the foreground?

midnight at the galaxy bowl
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Dynamic composition and strong colour. Well shot - but it would be nice to see a lone bowler or something to really cap off the shot.

Blue Beetle
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Nothing to grab me here I'm afraid. The shot itself is a little noisy and softly focused, with some blown highlights. Your best bet would be to meter the shot on the brightest areas (or close to the brightest area) and pull some detail back from the shadows in Photoshop.

No parking at night time!
by jmlelii

Comment:
Quite interesting subject, but the quirky angle appears to be a substitute for a creative execution.

1600 Pennsylvania Ave: no right turns.
by MrYu

Comment:
Nice glow on your sign, but the shot is way too busy, indistinct and disjointed to deliver an effective focal point. I would suggest getting closer to your intended subject to ensure that we look at what you want us to. I don't see much of interest in any of the background and I also feel that I should take some 'meaning' from the directional signs, but I don't see one.