Leading Lines
by BAMartin

Comment:
Barbara

Great image, which was set off perfectly by the wonderous blueness of the sky and the vapour trail leading across it

Super sharpness on the building itself. I love the fact that I can imagine myself looking up at this building and seeing what you have captured

Great for the challenge and underrated in my opinion

The Great Industrial Pyramid
by smardaz

Comment:
Jason

Your shots are just getting better and better. I love the centred composition and the sharpness of the individual panels. As for the sky well it is just supreme...great and stunning colours

Many congratulations on the new PB and on your second 6+ score

Superb shot

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment:
Well, you did not need to worry about the crookedness of the shot as one of the beautiful things about these old tressle bridges is the way they are not geometrically perfect.

Another beautiful image that met the challenge to a T. I love the fact that the mans long grey hair seems to compliment the age of the bridge and the darkness of what lies beyond the bridge gives a feeling of mstery (and a touch of foreboding) about where the path he is taking may lead him

Beautiful image and another great story that only enhances it

A Point to be Made
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Jeez...where the heck was everyones Christmas spirit...I thought this was a wonderful shot for the challenge and hit the idea of perspective perfectly (it transported me back to a time when I was 5 years old and I was being told that I had to be good if I wanted presents)

As for the comments about overdoing the NN...Well I think this may be true for a 'normal' portrait but I thought given the subject it added to the slight magical other worldly feel about father christmas

Surrounded City
by jas242

Comment:
I am guessing that you may have taken this from a plane, though if you did some of those mountains seem a little close for comfort. Regardless of how you did it this is a great take on the challenge and it is great to see how flourescent boundaries mark a city's limit

New York
by mb2006

Comment:
Fantastic perspective on this image and a real gem for the challenge. Perhaps could have done with a little more contrast to give it a touch more pop, but still an excellent shot

It should be here somewhere
by Camabs

Comment:
Oh no......I bet this image is going to be way too subtle for speed voters. Brillaint use of shadows for the 'city skyline'

Just an exceptional idea which has been wonderfully executed 9

Mystical Town ...
by meshary_85

Comment:
Very good...There are times when you think that you have seen it all in terms of refractive images through filled glasses and then an image comes along that adds a different dimension. this is one of those images. Splendid clarity of the buildings and the yellow and blues work well together

Good job

Gourmet Dinning in the Woods of the City
by Phoenix-5

Comment:
Nice shot. You can immediately sense the feel of this place...fine dining and a nice quiet atmosphere. I like the fact you shot up the stairs so the viewer can get the feeling of being underground and tucked away. Nice colouring on the tiles and wall

Calm in L.A.
by Jklmn

Comment:
OK I appreciate that I will be probably about the 400th person to tell you this, but....its just too small to fully appreciate. A real shame as it looks as if it could have been a really apposite shot in the challenge