Destination Barcelona
by Alexys

Comment:
Don't care for the yellow -- unnatural. Do like the symmetrical composition.

no sleep 'till... brooklyn
by fstopopen

Comment:
The sun seems awfully high in the sky to be responsible for such color? At first glance I really liked this the sky and silouette are very dramatic -- but it doesn't seem natural.

California Drivin'
by mocabela

Comment:
I didn't like this one at first, but I keep coming back to it. It has a nice feeling to it. Good use of title too.

PULL
by KaDi

Comment:
I'm unsure what the subject is. My eye wants to look at the red in the center. But as the majority of the frame is filled with the cars in the foreground, as well as pointed to in the title, I'm assuming that was the subject? Too dark, and too much going on in the background to keep my eye where you intended.

Hope that is helpful. :)

Summer Lovin', Had Me A Blast!
by sher

Comment:
I don't think this composition works for me. It seems cut in half. The color of the car and the nice blue sky sure compliment each other nicely though.

It's a Volvo
by Paulk

Comment:
Quite a photo opportunity!

Taking the Max
by buckwheat

Comment:
Not a particularly exciting photo, but a bonus point for it being in Portland. ;)

Final Approach
by Kha0S

Comment:
Very clean and simple. I can't figure out why the ground is solid black beyond the edges of the highway lanes, but it worked nicely for this image, keeping everything stark and man-made in appearance. High marks from me. :)

Feel the Power
by dirtkahuna

Comment:
This is one of my top picks of the challenge. It seems maybe a little overprocessed...? I honestly don't know enough to say that for sure, but something about it seems a little unreal, as though it could be a painting instead of a photo. Still, it's an interesting and beautiful subject and it pleases me to look at it, so well done. :)

Homestead
by davidbedard

Comment:
I wish this had done a little better, it was in my top ten anyway. It makes me want to take my shoes off and run towards that cabin. Rolling green hills always do that to me. :)