Playground Perspective
by airatic

Comment:
Absolutely delightful. Good for you, having the eye and imagination to "see" the potential in a shot like this. Meets the challenge perfectly IMO. I'd have liked to see the overall brightness of the image upped a bit and possibly a bit more saturation to make the colors really pop. Excellent job.

Repetitive Pylons
by Heavy

Comment:
Great eye. Good for you for spotting the potential in a setting like this. Love the crop, love the dof. Very well-done image.

Power to The City
by maelms

Comment:
Beautiful tones. Love the shot.

into the night
by animes2k

Comment:
Outstanding, wonderful, superb. This shot captures the eye in many ways. The motion blur of the lights and sharpness of the car is really spectacular. The exposure is spot-on. A top 10 for sure, maybe a ribbon. Congrats ahead of time!

Vanishing Chords
by Llambo

Comment:
Mmmm, very nice composition and crop. I love the deep dof. The textures are great too. An all-around outstanding job. Meets the challenge perfectly, and creatively! 8.

PS: is that an Ovation?

Long Train Near Dusk
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
A wonderful shot. Really meets the challenge and does so in an interesting way.

MKT Trail, Columbia, Missouri-2004
by dustin03

Comment:
Something about this image really works for me. I'm a sucker for lonely, barren shots. I'd have liked to maybe see the colors of the leaves pop a bit more (adjust levels, increase sat?). How did you find such colorful foliage in Missouri this early in August?

Pedestrian and cyclists only
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
A shot that truly meets the challenge. I like your choice of b&w and the starbursts on the lights are great. This is a classy shot. Should be top 20.

Disappearing fence
by KiwiChris

Comment:
This is a beautifully evocative image. The lonely twisted fence, the expanse of water, the isolated shrubs on the left, just beautiful. I think a few alternative crops might have enhanced it though. I think the submerged stick on lower left is somewhat distracting - but cropping the left would have removed the nice shrubs. Cropping the bottom would have removed the reflection of the foreground post. Ah, what to do. I'd also like to maybe see some levels adjustment to see if the sky could "pop" more. Anyway, beautiful shot! 8.

Fields of gold
by marbo

Comment:
The tones, the depth, the sheer scale of this image works very well. I've come back to it several times and can't find a single thing wrong with it. Beautiful work. 10.