Touring Chicago
by C3D

Comment:
this one works, but I don't know why. it's very city, and it's captivating somehow. good lines.

Inside Rural City Limits
by karmat

Comment:
I guess animals are in the city too.

Scratched.
by lisae

Comment:
great. spooky. very metro.

olde worlde
by aroma

Comment:
a lot of uninteresting foreground. horizon interfering with the tops of buildings. subject shrinks compared to the size and brightness of the 'electric press' chimney.

Home Sweet Home
by liltool

Comment:
Yes, that's right, trash happens too-I'm interested in photos that show us what we don't usually look at. Good choice of subject, good framing. I'm grimly resigned. Maybe a bit angry, too.

Inexorable Growth
by superdne

Comment:
Thanks everyone, for your comments. Some answers:
*the sky is unnaturally blue, yes. my Kodak DX3900 seems to do this. I don't know why, but I usually like it, even if it's innacurate.
*'the life', I s'pose, is implied. I guess all this building is a side-effect of our life.
Patella, thanks for the advice.
Spiderman, heh, I'll be happy to see how you use it.

Which Way are YOU Heading?
by jerry

Comment:
Great commentary, a nice find. The lighting's poor-another time of day would have been better. Ah, if only there were two choices. And if only one of them was 'right'.

Kids on the street
by subman

Comment:
oh, to see this from the other side. without the tree.

Chin-y, chin, chin
by Digiteyes

Comment:
kinda gloomy lighting-the face is mostly in shadow; nice and crisp; the face, so large, is left alone in this picture

valley
by bobgaither

Comment:
wow, stunning...I mean, I'm stunned; I think there's not enough of that branch in the foreground for it to work, but otherwise the framing's good; the photo makes me wish I was there