The Wonders of Concrete
by nparekh

Comment by Melethia:
Forms a nice geometric design of sorts.

The Wonders of Concrete
by nparekh

Comment by e301:
Your choice of the shallow depth of field forces the attention to the very bottom of frame, to no real purpose that I can discern: I'd have thought it was the overall graphic of this shot which would interest - in fact, it might have been a pretty interesting shot with a huge depth of field, allowing the eye to travel the full length of those steps in both directions.

The Wonders of Concrete
by nparekh

Comment by DIVIAN:
doesnt catch my eye, hard to see where the dof is, it looks kinda blue..

The Wonders of Concrete
by nparekh

Comment by senor_kasper:
I assume you intentionally kept eveything out of focus but I fail to get the point

The Wonders of Concrete
by nparekh

Comment by the99:
nice shot, but where is the dramatic effect?

After the Last Gun
by nparekh

Comment by cogerox:
I love the ascending alphabet. It's like a George Lucus film credit disappearing into the distance. But, what really makes this photo for me are the shadows in the seats on the left. I don't know how you got that effect, but it's genious. Should be one of the top 10. 8

After the Last Gun
by nparekh

Comment by Pegasus:
Nice symmetry

After the Last Gun
by nparekh

Comment by Abstract:
I wish the tree and the pole was not there. Although it didnt affect my vote.

After the Last Gun
by nparekh

Comment by davidus428:
nice use of lines 9

After the Last Gun
by nparekh

Comment by GinaRothfels:
In my opinion this would have been a much stronger image if you'd cropped just above the last row of seats and left out the tree and light. The lower part has beautiful lines to it.