Dark City
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Nice silhouette of the skyscrapers against the glow of pollution. Clean processing without distracting artifacts. Well presented.

A good use for cigarettes?
by sbelleque

Comment:
A very abstract shot which appeals to me. I like the cigarette glow as well. However, we'll just have to agree to disagree about any good use for cigarettes. 7

Late night Montero
by THMB

Comment:
I love the perspective you have chosen as it adds a great deal of interest in this shot. Very well composed. Personally I would have cooled the white balance to reduce the warm tones, but your presentation is good as is.

It's not whats on the outside, it's whats on the inside that counts
by shabri9

Comment:
Outside looking in? Could work for both challenges. Nice framing. Try a hair less exposure to prevent the blow outs on the deer's antlers. Overall a creative and interesting composition.

passion
by kateasanov

Comment:
A haunting image that is distinctively emotive. The position of the girl in all four exposures balance the lighted windows nicely, creating a proportional composition. I like it.

Spires rising in the dark.
by Aussie_Bluey

Comment:
Good composition overall, but I would prefer a tigher crop resulting in better detail on those spires.

Kebab
by MichaelC

Comment:
Nice soft focus. I suggest rotating this shot counter clockwise. I'm not making a connection with the title either.

Cops' Trick
by peterish

Comment:
Nice use of extended exposure to capture both traffic lights simultaneously. Bonus points for creativity!

Unexpected
by Bebe

Comment:
I like this because there's a story here. I think you did a great job in presenting it. I'm not sure how you set up the lighting here but I think it's exposed too much for a night shot. I would have approached this by using a tripod and a long exposure and shine a dim blue light to simulate darkness.

However, this is one of the best in the challenge. Well done!

Portal
by admart01

Comment:
Great editing! Selective rotation? Helps to really draw the gaze to the portal.