Sprouting
by Kelli

Comment:
I'm guessing 4-5 seconds at at F11. Have to love night photography.

SRV
by srdanz

Comment:
Using the bronze statue is an excellent idea. Not only does it provide some contrast between old and new, but it provides a sense of scale and perspective on the future. Since cloning minor imperfections was allowed, I maybe would have taken out the street signs in the lower right corner. Only because it is a bright orange dot which keeps attracting my eye to that area.

Ram
by andrewthomas

Comment:
love the horns, love the trucks too.

Bird Condo - Closed for Repairs
by WalesP

Comment:
If possible I would have cropped off the bottom, not the top. This would have removed the path which leads you away from the birdhouse, not too it.

Follow the Leader
by toddhead

Comment:
I'm not sure why you chopped the heads off. The picture is taken of the ground not your subject. they just happen to be in the way, or at least that is how i appears.

It's Heaven and Hell
by Pascal

Comment:
in heaven they have no thumbs? must make picking things up interesting.

Botanical Fountain
by meyers

Comment:
I think moving to your left and turning a bit more to the right is what is missing. That would get the boy between you and the bush It would also give you more of what he is looking at. Because of the bright sunligh he appreas very washed out. On a lighter note, I saw this and thought the next statement is "I need to goto the bathroom."

Fire Lane
by photodude

Comment:
Please exit the vehicle in an orderly fashion. Gotta love New York, never call it boring. Nice crop, the bus is in exactly the right place especially with the headlights on.

Lightning Up
by smyk

Comment:
yes, you lucky person, thats the way it is done, and you were nice and close! reminds me of the storms I used to run around in with a metal tripod and a plastic bag over the camera. you are under an overhang, and that is much better (safer too).

Jumbo
by Elvis_L

Comment:
Jumbo would look larger if you were closer to the ground. Also moving him farther to the left if possible in the frame area. Also you are shooting the shadowed side. so the lower angle may have given a darker overall image bring out more detail of the elephant, and less of the background.