Downtown illuminated
by alphadogA100

Comment:
This has a nice exposure for the lights and the reflections. Unfortunately, the horizon is slightly tilted, which normally might be hard to notice but, in this case, the tall buildings and their reflections are positioned to exaggerate the impact. Just a tiny rotation (allowed in basic editing rules) might have allowed a higher score.

Napoletanità (Being Neapolitan - Seccia means unluck and 13 is the lucky number)
by Rino63

Comment:
People somtimes complain of feeling chained to their desk chair, but I hadn't thought about a desk chair being locked to a post on the street. Thanks for translating "seccia", which helps me better understand the image.

Lebensraum
by tase

Comment:
The image communicates "city" clearly, and I like the choice of black/white to highlight the repetition of wheels and fenders without the distraction of differing colors. "Hidden" is less obvious, but would make for an interesting conversation.

Country Comforts and Changing Leaves in Metropolis Phoenix
by beckydi

Comment:
A good bed and breakfast tucked away in a hidden corner of a city can be a treasure. Nice to know at least one exists in Phoenix.

Small alley in a brigth city
by Jose-Miguel

Comment:
Small is almost an understatement when the motorcycle handles almost don't fit between the fence and the wall. Intersting, but grim feeling.

Hidden Swamp
by daryn

Comment:
Looks like rain could fall any second. A faster shutter speed might have helped keep the reeds sharper despite the breeze. In the context of this challenge, I wonder if the hidden swamp is hidden in a city. Hope you let us know.

The Other Side of the Tracks...
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Although this one doesn't leap to the top of the competition in this challenge, the yellow-brown weeds, gravel, and gritty sidewalk have an honest kind of artistic merit that I didn't get at first glance.

It should be here somewhere
by Camabs

Comment:
Is that set of shadows the city skyline? It sure took me a while to see it. Nicely done.

They only come out on Christmas Eve to go to church.
by rdebruyn

Comment:
Maybe it should have stayed hidden. What a hoot. I hope you tell us what that is.

Historic Richmond Town
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
Using black and white for a historic setting is a good choice. The wreath on the door, bare tree limbs, and cloud pattern make this feel like winter.