They're So Old They Could Be Museum Pieces
by flip89

Comment by buzzmom:
nice layout good choice of subjects...well done 9

Into The City
by flip89

Comment by Mr_Pants:
I rather like this, although the glare from the street lamps spoils the effect,somewhat.

Into The City
by flip89

Comment by SandyP:
That is so pretty! Great leading lines!

They're So Old They Could Be Museum Pieces
by flip89

Comment by ecdillon:
These are such great machines, so full of character that it would be great if you could have just used one and given us a closer glimpse of it. I especially like the green one to the left. Nice representation of "obsolete".

Into The City
by flip89

Comment by taterbug:
Ahhh, I see this type of long exposure shot done often, and it seems like it is just done for the sake of the effect, and the shooter forgot about making a good image. In this photo though, IMO you have started with a strong composition and the light trails add to the shot, and work well, especially for this challenge. Nice job.

They're So Old They Could Be Museum Pieces
by flip89

Comment by thomaspeople:
Very nice layout and I like the choice of background color.

They're So Old They Could Be Museum Pieces
by flip89

Comment by er0k:
this easily has to be my favorite of the old "typewriter" shots..the colors are exquisite and all compliment eachother so well..nice setup and composition, too! 9

They're So Old They Could Be Museum Pieces
by flip89

Comment by Nitrox:
Great shot. The lighting is perfect. 10

Into The City
by flip89

Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines or curves generally have two purposes. One is to lead the viewer into the scene. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. It is most effective if they come in from the lower left because that is the natural direction humans visually scan a picture so easiest to pick up.

Your leading lines from the traditional direction effectively direct the viewer to the city.

Animated Suspension
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Comment by Jutilda:
How much fun! I love the silhouette. That used to be my younger son's favorite ride.