Pollution never sleeps!
by Moose101

Comment:
Oooh! Sparkles!! Very nice. I love how the smoke is spewing out into the sky, blurred by the long exposure.

Bridge On Lake @ 10PM - Long Exposure
by texaskev

Comment:
Gorgeous sky, nice reflections. A little too much noise though.

The Nomad
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
I like this shot. Only thing I would change is to have a little warmer, more indirect lighting on the foreground. It looks like on-camera flash was used, and it really makes things look flat and blah there. With a little more natural looking lighting this could be a winner.

It's not whats on the outside, it's whats on the inside that counts
by shabri9

Comment:
Kind of cool how you let the image border be part of the image itself. :)

City of Brotherly Insomniacs
by phreakon

Comment:
Well done. A pretty night shot. I like the falloff of light at the very bottom and very top edges.

Dark City
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Gorgeous!! One of the best. What city is this? The detail and sharpness is awesome. The simple sky and empty water really let the city drive the image. Top ten!!

Midnight Carnival
by gedisa

Comment:
Very pretty. I've seen this shot many times in photography books, it's a classic night shot, but you did a good job with it here.

Untouchable Beauty
by gg_139

Comment:
Artistic. Nice textures in the clouds. Only thing I would suggest is that lining the top of the fence up with the horizon would make it feel more balanced.

Midnight Blues
by Salar

Comment:
Incredible! The sky is gorgeous. The city lights are beautiful, and the still water and reflections are stunning. I like the boat too, it adds another subject and shows its own pretty reflection. The only problem I see is all the hot pixels. There seem to be a lot of them. The border is tasteful. This is one of the best, even with the hot pixels.

La Nuit du Lys (garden, around midnight)
by charliebaker

Comment:
Original. The stark contrast between the luminous-looking flowers and the pitch black background is bold and artistic. Some people will probably say "the lilies are overexposed!" but I think it's the perfect exposure to get the luminous effect, if that's what you're going for.