Are they buildings or commercials?
by carrieann

Comment:
Wow. Nice, nice exposure/focus on this one - raelly stunning how crisp it is, and how much of the crowd you can see without losing detail in the brighter areas. This is gorgeous.

Close view of time
by eunal

Comment:
What a neat clock tower! There's a blueish halo around the edges on the left, where the light is so bright, and I wonder if it might work better if it had been straightened up - it gives the impression of leaning, this way.

Virginia City
by msstyck

Comment:
This is awfully small, both on the screen and in terms of file size - so there are lots of artifacts and it's hard to make out details. It looks like an interesting street, from what I can see, but I'd like to see it better.

My town's library
by Bela45

Comment:
This is a nice library - lots of artifacting/diagonal lines in the curved edges of window and building, and to a lesser degree in the square roof to the left, though.

Rooftops
by dr rick

Comment:
I really like the contrast of the different styles and colors. The similar lines and forms present here and there unify it enough to keep it from feeling over-busy, for me anyway.

Times Square
by Homunculus

Comment:
This is a great scene for urban landscape, and very crisp - the distortion makes it look like the right side of the photograph is leaning out, however.

How high can we get?
by zerocusa

Comment:
A bit of leaning at the edges from the distortion of the wide-angle shot, but what a lovely scene. I like the light and the character of the clouds, and the fact that the buildings are so crisp for their size in the photo.

Main Street
by Wildpurple

Comment:
This is a nice scene as far as feel, but there's a lot of artifact here - diagonal lines in the near doorframe, and along the upper faces of the building; rough/blurry look making the signs harder to read than the size would seem likely to do.

View of Downtown Kitchener over Park
by rgordon

Comment:
I like the downtown skyline. The nearer houses being mostly obscured by trees, don't work so well for me, and the bright foreground lights draw my eye into the mostly-empty space there, rather than focussing on the more distant buildings/lights, which seem more attractively exposed.

Shapes of the City
by faidoi

Comment:
It seems like the light areas of this photo are a bit overexposed...I want to see more of the building on the left, in terms of detail, or less in terms of cropping, though that would also cut out the less over-exposed upper left.... The building in the center is definitely striking and interesting, as are the ones in shadow to the right - the details there interest me the most of any part of the photo.