Impact
by Incarlight

Comment:
Great long exposure shot and some classic B&W to boot. Glad to actually see some bits of creativity in some of these submissions.

Sad Time
by Wawaa

Comment:
Think this could really use a different F-stop, it's looking really under-exposed.

In to the blue...
by hitendra

Comment:
From what I've seen, there seems to be very few photographs in perspective, and even those that are, doesn't seem to add any drama to the photo. Thank you for submitting this, it breaks the mold. Love the saturated brown against the background of the blue sea and atmosphere.

I see a new beginning...
by dwterry

Comment:
Interesting twist on perspective (I, like most never would've thought of that...was thinking purely physical), I'd like to see how this does.

Silhouetted Balcony
by Steveinnz

Comment:
This has a lot of potential, but in all honesty just really lacks in composition. The top of the window is cut off, the bottom is obstructed, and the entire scene is slightly tilted. My recommendation is that on the next shot, to crop out the entire bottom portion that's obstructed, and focus on what you're able to capture...and composing the picture in a more rectilinear manner will give the shot more potency.

Convergence
by justin_hewlett

Comment:
I think the idea is good, the perspective on this is great, but it actually suffers from a lack of contrast...too much grey where they could be white. Advanced editing was allowed, so I think you could've played with the results a little. :)

Train Yard Stories
by KaDi

Comment:
Love the photo, dig warehouse buildings - I do think this could benefit from some editing. At first glance, this appears slightly tilted to the right. In addition, it could use some crop...either while taking the photo, or post-editing. For example, consider the light on the lower left hand at top...it's just sort of sitting there without a purpose. Do you include more around it, to use it in the composition, or do you completely crop it out? Likewise with the shadow of the door that bleeds off the lower-left hand side.

Asymetrical
by Telehubbie

Comment:
Looks like a Gehry building. I like the composition, could probably benefit from a little bit more daylight reflection, perhaps at a differenttime of day.

Cathedral of Colour
by Matthew

Comment:
First of all, this is excellent exposure. Great colors, and this fits in well with the subject. I do have to say, the inclusion of a figure really takes away some of the inherent mystique and aura of this photograph, especiallyin regular street clothes.

Woman In Boudoir
by johansec

Comment:
This trunk is very human, even feminine in profile. The contrast really accentuates this...good greyscale and a good catch.