City girls
by Neat

Comment:
Great caught moment of life in the city. Fun to look at and explore. Perhaps crop in some on the left to add more emphasis on the girls.

Glass ceiling
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Wonderful. All those lines and square and geometric patterns - so much to see. The building on the bottom and the sky on the top really anchors this photo.

Fly in the Fog
by roz

Comment:
One of my top picks. I love the combination of the high key and the shallow dof. It really creates and other worldly effect.

pigeon security
by tvsometime

Comment:
One of my top picks. This is a great bit of seeing with the pigeon almost perfectly lining up with out overlap and one in flight. Might be a tad over-sharpenwd or too contrasty especially on the birds.

The Play of Light and Dark
by PennyStreet

Comment:
The lights and darks play off each other nicely. Not sure if you had a angle further left to get more of the buildings in the frame and less sky. I think that would have had more impact.

Art and Function
by Lydia

Comment:
I like the contrast of the art and non-art. Reminds me of the art installation that was a chair and my friend sat in it without realizing and got yelled at. Much of the image is someone else art and thus makes it harder to judge.

Forward and backward
by Neat

Comment:
This one is cool and I spent some fun moments looking at all the action and people. The positioning of the sun is really great. These type of scenes are hard to control, having all 5 running would have been awesome.

Basic
by DCrest01

Comment:
Very simple and very powerful. You really nailed the lighting and the symmetry here. I wonder how painting the wood parts black and white would have worked out to really go all black and white.

Spring break
by LevT

Comment:
Three girls for one guy. Lucky him.

Nice bit of seeing here to capture him in stride between the two posters. This is especially true with the right model, who is looking at him. A lot of the image is another persons photos, so that is always harder to score. Also watch your tilt, while the street is tilted, I think the image should be leveled according to the window frames.

London eras
by Paul

Comment:
Nice contrast between the old and the new, rounded/spired and flat. I think the sky/fog let you down on this one. On a sunny day with nicer sky this would have much more impact.