Light Infinity
by Rooster

Comment by TerryGee:
From the critique club:
I really like the idea here.
The action is good, it certainly meets the challenge.
Some things that I would change though...
the background is distracting. The picture frame(?) and crocked black line are distracting and take my eye away from the subject.
I'm not sure if you used a tripod here, but the background looks a little blurry which would indicate you might not have.
A tripod and shorter exposure maybe would have helped.
It was a cool, original idea though.
Terry

Make the Road By Walking
by Rooster

Comment by MadMordegon:
i think its a nice pic and good idea.

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by adine:
Wish this were a bit bigger. The colors and texture capture the feel of the city at night nicely. The resolution isn;t so great, is this a crop out of a larger picture?

Higher Perspective
by Rooster

Comment by brownt:
Nice blue background, good idea for the challenge. Could have been sharpened more though, looks a tad fuzzy... 8

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by inspzil:
It looks a bit like its running downhill from R to L. Its busy, which does convey something about the photo, but leaves me looking for some focal point. The size of the image is definitely not helping things. This has a lot of potential, but as is, its not terribly strong

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by train:
very small image
But nice after dark shot

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by Spork99:
I bet this looks great larger, it's just too small to tell

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by jenesis:
Great cityscape, I just wish it were bigger.

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by TooCool:
I'm sorry but this is just way too small. I would much rather see a small portion of this view where I can appreciate the detail. I'm sure that this would be the bomb as a poster size print but...
TC

The City that Never Sleeps
by Rooster

Comment by CharlieR:
Possibley a great pano. Pitty about the width limitations.