Night Swim
by bleu

Comment:
Surreal, odd, intriguing but definitely interesting!

How small we are!!!!!
by onar

Comment:
Great sense of scale between the architecture (which is impressive indeed) and the people. Works well.

Sky Lines
by dougi555

Comment:
Lovely sweep of landscape along the bottom - I really like how little of the overall frame it takes up and yet is still so striking. Love the way the haze mutes the trees from black silhouettes to mid-grey to almost invisible. And that sky, oh my, how fabulous, with the wonderful lines and textures of the clouds. A favourite.

Hang On!
by Photologist

Comment:
Great sense of the turn in that motion blur, very nicely done.

A Little Shelter
by roba

Comment:
Unusual image with lots of colour, energy and fun together with clever framing. Works.

Downtown Berkeley Station
by jdannels

Comment:
Wow, great image - SO much to look at. I really like the way there are different levels or areas to look at - the distant people on the higher level, the roof with it's futuristic circles and diagonals and the platform level with colourful yellow lines and people. Leading lines take me first to the lady in yellow and red but I quickly move all around the frame. Brilliant!

all in a row
by meow

Comment:
I like the subject but my first thought is that it's not sharp enough in the area of focus and my second is that the snow-covered line as it comes towards the viewer and blurs out is actually quite distracting and too overpowering a part of the whole. I do love the needles of frost on the peg though and would be interested in a similar shot bring the main peg nearer to the viewer and including more of the line of pegs in the background for perspective.

Endless look
by Windtale

Comment:
I like the sheer variety of parallel lines here - the lampposts, of course, are the strongest, the railings, the shadows of the railing along the ground and even the distant pilings in the water. The composition is very pleasing and the high contrast black and white works very well. I like the long shadows from the time of day too as well as your focal point woman on a phone.

The Ancient Terracotta Army . . . of Katy, Texas
by scarbrd

Comment:
Wow! How cool is that! I had no idea such a large-scale replica existed anywhere!

My Teabowl
by tamatama

Comment:
I think this scored lower than I would have placed it, mainly because most voters (and photographers) seemed to overlook the wabi-sabi concept within the description and focused solely on the challenge title instead.