Metropolis
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
I usually don't comment about the border, but this one is way too big. Not too bad because it blends in on the top, but it really takes away from the beauty of the photo on the bottom. I was really enjoying the symetry as the image came up, only to have the mood broken by the border. 8 and I'll not knock you down for the mistake. Please don't make the same mistake again.

The View From Brooklyn
by Rooster

Comment:
I gave you a low score because everything is out of focus.

Blue Grid
by mjf99

Comment:
Good job keeping the exposure under control and yet getting enough details to add interest to the shot.

Human Glaciers
by melongrind

Comment:
The colors are exceptional. Great framing. I don't understand the meaning of the title. This conveys, to me, both the permanence and the changing nature of a city. It has it's own personality. Good job presenting a different view of a urban landscape. 10

BCE Place, Toronto
by timmi

Comment:
Beautiful.

Virginia City
by msstyck

Comment:
A little too blue. In a small city like this, if you could maybe pick out one thing that is interesting and shoot a few frames with that as the focus, from different perspectives, you might find a more interesting picture.

Urban Causeways
by SportyGirl

Comment:
I like the play between light and dark. There are enough details to make this interesting, and the flatness makes it look like a cartoon world. Good job. Too much blankness on the left, but that's minor.

Tallinn
by zummer

Comment:
Why so much boring sky?

A Farmer's New Cash Crop
by mcrael

Comment:
Good job visualizing the claustraphobia(sp) associated with new developments. Makes one wonder how people can live there.

Factory Windows
by PaulMdx

Comment:
The shadows relly work well in this picture. Good composition also. Maybe getting the full bottom landing would have added a visual completion to the photo.