New Belgium Brewing
by NikonJeb

Comment by streetpigeon:
The logo is attractive, but I'll address the framing. Well-seen, modest, haphazard and pleasing, like an arm draped over a friend's shoulder. The colored bulbs seem random, yet are the flute notes of the image.

Traffic
by NikonJeb

Comment by Germaine:
Not your typical fall scene -- lots of beautiful foliage but gray skies. It looks cold! We have a fair number of seniors riding around in their scooters. They used to love to ride in the street and foul up traffic until a couple of them got hit by cars. Now they pretty much stay on the sidewalk and hit the occasional pedestrian. I really like the color and detail in this shot.

Traffic
by NikonJeb

Comment by krnodil:
I do like the darker area of pavement leading a diagonal line up through the bottom half

New Belgium Brewing
by NikonJeb

Comment by krnodil:
colorful, and I like the asymmetric drape of the lighting

Traffic
by NikonJeb

Comment by mariuca:
I find this too evenly processed and my eyes cannot attach to anything in particular. Or is it the high definition?

New Belgium Brewing
by NikonJeb

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Why the push bike as a logo for this craft brewer? I think it was Jeff (Co-founder) who cycled across Belgium then came up with a brew he called 'Fat Tire' (I need to go on a Quiz show).

Traffic
by NikonJeb

Comment by NikonJeb:
NM. See above...

Message edited by author 2018-11-19 11:44:57.

Traffic
by NikonJeb

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
I understand what nam is saying re straightening however, there are times when a (purposeful) wonky horizon works and feel this is one of those times. It seems to add another dynamic to the scene and the kerb now is vertical up the right side of the image bouncing the viewer back into the image. That said the road might just have a terrible camber!

New Belgium Brewing
by NikonJeb

Comment by jomari:
That picture packs a punch. I love the strong graphics and contrasts.

Hanniel
by NikonJeb

Comment by Germaine:
From the thumbnail, I thought it was Rita Hayworth. Very retro and good processing.