the way to get to Carnegie Hall
by PennyStreet

Comment by streetpigeon:
Works, as they say, on so many levels. The blockage is enormous and seems to be actively devouring mid-Manhattan. Steam, if that's what it is, and sunlight have opened an additional front in the assault. This is all to say that this big mess has a life of its own. The signs and faceless traffic light add additional emphasis. But out of this tumult is an eventual cohesiveness that sings of the city and its own strain of madness. Finally, the old joke is invoked "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" "Practice, practice, practice." Which summons up the final impediment, your own willingness to make the effort, even granting that the talent exists. Exciting and boisterous, a fine image.
Personal favorite of the challenge.

the way to get to Carnegie Hall
by PennyStreet

Comment by digifotojo:
Typical city life.

cluttering the crosswalk
by PennyStreet

Comment by SandyP:
:). This is so good!!

@ the neighbor's garden
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Comment by kiwinick:
lovely image only gripe is the oofgreen in the front 6

cluttering the crosswalk
by PennyStreet

Comment by tanguera:
I like the gap between the dog and it's echo

I used to have visions of flashing lights and red carpets
by PennyStreet

Comment by tnun:
light is colour.

new view
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Comment by tvsometime:
Very effective management of contrast and saturation.

cluttering the crosswalk
by PennyStreet

Comment by Pangurban:
A good fit for the challenge. I might have been tempted to crop it at the pavement to keep the second human copy out but that's just me!

cluttering the crosswalk
by PennyStreet

Comment by Neat:
Yes, great one!

cluttering the crosswalk
by PennyStreet

Comment by kiwinick:
what a great plce to be with mans best friend 8