School
by train

Comment:
This naming rights business is going too far.

Mothers of the World
by Jeileen

Comment:
Either good planning or a lucky break for the palm to form a nimbus for the statue.

Lumber Gate
by pitsaman

Comment:
Looks like IR -- works very effectively here.

A Point Of View
by lionelm

Comment:
I have a feeling these postcards will not be in all the usual touristy places ... perhaps would have been even better suited to the Negative Space challenge.

Lincoln Memorial
by StevePax

Comment:
I didn't think of building my own monument! I'd have used a newer one on the top though, to make sure the image of Lincoln was a little clearer.

November 22, 1963
by crabappl3

Comment:
I know the reference, but have never seen this. Maybe you can post a long-shot for context after the challenge.

The Chattri
by robsmith

Comment:
I happen to like it when photos look like paintings, especially when it suits the subject. Love the color; I'd play with the tone curves but just to see what it would look like rather than to recommend any specific change (I bet you've done that already!). If I was going to print this, I'd probably play with sharpening it a bit first, and then running it through a "Canvas" or "Oil Pastel" filter.

And now you've reminded me of a great place to have photographed near where I grew up ....

Floral Wealth Monument, California State Capitol Plaza
by sunflower

Comment:
Like you lighting and what you did with the background.

Two Outs, Bottom of the Ninth
by EddyG

Comment:
I was expecting something from Yankee Stadium. Well-lit without glare; I might have laft it a little darker, or get the background darker so it would look more obviously like a night game, and isolate the figure.

Stanford University Memorial Church
by JPR

Comment:
The gate by the museum is pretty cool too. I think monochrome was a good choice given the challenge; did you experiment with a duotone?