Slick!
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by KarenB: Paul, this is really cool too. I scored it fairly high during voting during the challenge. Just had another thought... Did you try to rotate it CW a bit, to give a bit of a slant to the composition?

Thanks! I think I was trying to get the left edge straight, but I can see where a slight rotation clockwise would make the implied (but unseen) horizon straighter. I'll have to see if there's enough uncropped area to the left to try that.

Race Tracks
by sgauria

Comment:
You REALLY have to lean into the turns here!

green street
by Phileine

Comment:
They must save a bundle on street-sweeping!

Road to Denali
by crabappl3

Comment:
Great job maintaining all the detail in clouds and snow. Must help to have a great subject "handy" -- for some reason snow-capped mountains (thankfully) haven't made it onto the DPC "Do Not Post" list : )

Vanishing Cyclist
by BikeRacer

Comment:
Nice multiple interpretation!

Split Reality
by trnqlty

Comment:
You picked just the right shiny wall to use. How does the scene look without the people? I'm not sure if they help or not. I might have been cool if they'd been walking away from you.

Fly by Night
by phoensoul

Comment:
I like how the blinking lights (or whatever they are) make it look like tiny beads on a necklace. Clever idea, well done.

The Shadow knows
by photom

Comment:
It looks as though you could paint lines on the decking and use it like a sundial.

Sitting
by Luxvich

Comment:
Excellent job creating an entire scene with the lighting setup.

Ant Expressway
by Isaac

Comment:
A very slight change in position to the left might have reduced the glare spots on the left of the glass. In Advanced editing (or later), these could also be reduced by use of the burn tool.

I like the multiple vanishing points present; those in the back left of the woodwork, and the glass tubes disappearing through the "floor" of the display.