Mountain Road
by wkoffel

Comment:
Great angle and perspective. The tone take some getting used to as I find it an unusual choice, its just a bit to red for me and it appears that you were doing a bit of IR as well. I think it works rather well. Like it very much.

Painted Mandala
by Rooster

Comment:
This was my favorite. The colors are great and the pose of the feet perfect. I was amazed that the patterns and colors did not clash and thought the rug was a great choice of a background.

Into the sun
by Pixelstate

Comment:
Normally I might have past this off for some reason or other. It is perhaps not my cup of tea but on 3rd look I finding myself drawn to it very much. The colors in this long exposure are are quite nice and you are either at or early morning, dusk so what you got is very nice and not over saturated. It is a very clean image. The repitition of the lights and the multiple lines of the lights of the traffic is not overly bright except for a very very small portion in the back. I assuming you used a filter of some sort and you obviously, if you did, made the right choice. Very well done and good luck!

Country Life
by VisiBlanco

Comment:
This is very fine. Like the textures a lot, like the sky and the sun streaks you caught a lot, and the fact the focus on this is so good that I can probably see further clearly the VP in this than any other entry so far. Like the sepia tone very much as well. Excellent and good luck!

Not Another Railway Track Photo....
by 3DsArcher

Comment:
No it is not just another railway track photo....The great colors really remedy the somethimes ho-hum same sort of thing sometimes with a train sometimes not and why do they always seem to be left justified. I mean I understand fully why the track is not centered, but the track sans train or with, always seems to be on the left.....is it me? Possibly. Back to the colors....they are wonderful and even a litle photo happy RGB thing going and I think their repititions of the reflections on the steel columns and platform also makes this unique. ALso love the textured warning path and all those lines and VP's. My only nit, and I really wish I did not have one, is that it just looks like it could use a bit of CW rotation to make it better than it already is. Great capture and good luck!

Eye Spy
by WobblyLegs

Comment:
I think this may be the winner for the most vanishing points in the challenge. Great angle and colors. Very well done.

Highway to the Abyss
by caba

Comment:
Wow this is like David Copperfield making the Statue of Liberty Vanish. Cool how the bridge seems to submerge it self off in the distanct fog. Very well done. You might consider cropping in right and losing the dark straight object near the right border past midway...you would also lose the bright white object on the right side of the frame towards the bottom and could crop up to lose the other on the bottom. Stunner, none the less and Good Luck!

the road to new hope
by petspics

Comment:
Just saw this bridge on my way home on Sunday from NY! It's a great looking bridge and I almost asked my buddy to stop so I could take a shot or two. I'm thinking that this could use some rotation and maybe some focus, but I'm so happy to see a rendition of it so soon after having seen I'll be kind and think that you took it out the window of a moving car looking backwards and this is pretty good for that.

Ditch
by basia03

Comment:
I like this very much. The exposure is right on and the colors are exquisite. I am wondering if, perhaps, you might have left the sky in the horizon out all together and cropping down so that the horizon would then be just the line of trees. You might make a compensating crop in from the right. To me you have enough implication of the beauty of the day that you caught with the GREAT reflection of the sky in the creek. Love the lines of the creek and the purple borders running along them evaporating into a sea of purple. Stunning image any which way! Good Luck!!

Follow the palm lined path
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
Nice lighting, great shadows, like the composition.