The New Timepiece
by Geocide

Comment:
Heh, isn't that the truth. You ask everyone what time it is and they whip out their cells. Good shot, could benefite from a bit more composition.

The Corridor
by p_johns

Comment:
Awesome shot, my favorite for this challenge. Good work.

Pondlife
by e301

Comment:
This is one of my favorites for this challenge. Great use of reflection, and a clever way to work it into the challenge.

Storyline Crossings
by leko2k

Comment:
Interesting concept, good title, poor execution. The condition of the books detracts from the image, as does the overall centeredness of the shot. Plus there's a great deal of glar on a few of the books, and the image lacks a range of tones.

Almost There
by DennisF

Comment:
Odd, I saw another shot of this same bridge in this challenge I think...

Anyway, this is a great shot. The division between the rule of the thirds is well achieved here, and all of the elements mesh well.

From The Past Into The Present
by Lance

Comment:
I love abstract shots like this. The color is wonderful, and the tonal range is great. I might recommend a little less negative space, but that doesn't detract too strongly from the image.

Into The Mystic
by sher

Comment:
The perspective and illusion of infinity make this a great shot. It perfectly captures the mood. The only slight detraction for me is the spot of woods to the right, that sort of messes up the balance for me. Otherwise one of my favorites for the week. Good job.

Crossing the waves
by johnmk

Comment:
The matching of the wavelike structure of the bridge, with the waves in the water is brilliant. The bridge is obviously the main focus here (unlike many cityscape shots for this challenge), and the division according to the rule of the thirds is good. For a suggestion, I might like to see this shot outside of the monochrome.

Saturday Night - Going Downtown
by Jeileen

Comment:
I like the contrast between the warm reds and yellows of the foreground, and cooler yellows and blues of the background. The bridge is a little lost in the composition, but otherwise a great shot.

S U R V I V O R
by Gotchya

Comment:
I like how the chaotic pattern of the tree's branches breaks up the ordered and constructed curves of the modern overpasses. It really seems to say something, and is an intereresting composition to boot.