Surrounded City
by jas242

Comment:
The slope of the hills and the slightly askew horizon make it seem like you have captured the curvature of the earth. Could be a poster for this city.

La Esquina "The Corner" (numero uno Tacqueria)
by pawdrix

Comment:
These little places, "hidden" along side streets, give cities much of their individual flavor. Do tell us what city this is.

holly light
by dl_maggi

Comment:
Interesting architectural details and a peaceful evening setting that must have been quite a challenge to capture so well.

Buried Within Many Walls - Jazzbo "el gato" lives!
by love

Comment:
The patterns of the lines are so striking, I almost missed the cat. Definitely "hidden".

Colors of Udaipur
by zxaar

Comment:
You'd have to travel far from my city to find this fellow. Very colorful and captured without distracting elements. Because the color tones are light and bright, you might consider using something other than white for the edges.

Boiling Point
by kbehrend

Comment:
Sharp and colorful, with steam rising up to hide part of the view. The image doesn't convey "city" very clearly, so I'm thinking it must be well-hidden.

The white booth
by crisf

Comment:
With cell phones taking over, those booths are getting hard to find. You picked a good time of day for this, with an absence of people suggesting a little-visited place.

'Twas the Night Before Christmas
by raish

Comment:
The tiled roof shelters a home hidden at the bottom of a foggy hill in a city. Is the color from streetlights/moonlight or is there some post-processing at work here too?

"Hidden Graveyard"
by aeoninfinity

Comment:
This image just begs to be at the top of a human interest story explaning the odd justaposition of holidy decorations and cemetary markers in a center divider among broad streets.

Calm in L.A.
by Jklmn

Comment:
It is easy to agree that calm spots tend to be hidden and hard to find in big cities. I wonder if this would be stronger if taken from a little higher camera position, maybe also moving over to the left a little to show more of the second woman's face and less of the bright window, which distracts from the peaceful light of the candles.