Dangerous Intersection at the 4 Corners Store
by annig

Comment:
hmmm....It's definitely night, so it meets the challenge. Everything that's visible is nice and sharp. I think there might be too much going on in the shot...the store, the truck, and the traffic lights are all competing for attention.

White Night
by Blackstarlight0

Comment:
The white tree is very cool. The totally blown out street light doesn't really work, because it draws too much attention away from the tree.

Ben Franklin Parkway
by obsaysditto

Comment:
The idea is good, I like the statue, and the street leading up to the building. The dark buildings blend into the black sky too much, though. It's impossible to tell where the buildings stop and the sky begins. I think it would be better if it had been taken a little earlier in the evening, to make the sky bluer, and get more definition to the buildings.

Owl Butterfly
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Awesome! Amazing light.

Heliconius hecale butterfly
by fredahenry

Comment:
Nice!!!

Cranes
by hajeka

Comment:
The cranes are interesting, but they're too small a part of the picture.

Sierras by Moonlight
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
Nice long exposure. The moving stars and clouds work really well. I'm not sure the fence in the foreground really buys you much. It doesn't frame or really lead to the mountains, and it keeps pulling my eye away from the beautiful mountains and sky.

ALTER TO THE STARS
by Weefan

Comment:
Very cool purple color and pyramid shape. The stars are nice too, but the amount of noise in the sky pulls my focus away from the stars. Looking forward to coming back after the challenge and finding out what this is.

Celebrate
by Judi

Comment:
Cool! It looks like a big, fireworks palm tree. It really stands out against the dark sky. The only criticism I would have is that the top's cut off, but I'm sure you knew that already.

9:45 PM
by bjoern

Comment:
The lighting and colors are excellent, but it gives me vertigo to look at it. Something like this should probably be shot from a higher vantage point, or at least farther away. That would help with the focus issues on the top of the tower, too.