Litter.
by the-O-ster

Comment by soccerdad:
This has real potential. A little sharper focus, a little to the right (dead center of the arch), and a quick brush of hte distracting branches and leaves, and I bet this would score a bit better. This is a good idea for the challenge.

Litter.
by the-O-ster

Comment by awpollard:
You got it dead center I got to admit. Technically a well organized picture with balanced negative/positive space, the dof is excellent. Shot well taken.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by justine:
Really a good find for the challenge. I hope people will look long enough to see....
? Good job but may be too subtle.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by 16point2mm:
Great concept, fantastic angle, and the blur of moving person in the foreground opposed to the still figure in the background all lend this shot a good number. But since your main focus is on the text in the picture, a greater depth of field would have been appreciated, creating a greater legibility of "downtown".

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by dahved:
I like it! You've nicely contrasted black/white, up and downtown, foreground/background and blur and focus. 8

Litter.
by the-O-ster

Comment by labuds:
Hope you recycled it out after the picture...

Litter.
by the-O-ster

Comment by Donatien:
Well, it is centered, but it gives me the feeling of "it's sunday and I'm out of ideas". I feel that the center object needs to hold more interest in itself to make this kind of composition work.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by j8xman:
Subtle opposites, nice composition.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by Glen King:
Try t get both signs in focus. Good idea for the challenge.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by Azrifel:
Great idea, the composition is good, lighting ok and duotoning (I guess) very good. I think that if the man in front hadn't been there that a square composition (the right cut off) might have worked stronger.
Shame that the dowtown sign is out of the field of focus. A smaller aperture (+bumped up ISO to not let the motion blur get out of hand) would have helped here. Choosing a nearer focus point sometimes does the trick as well.