A tilt works with this, but you need to either go all out (more tilt so it looks like you meant to tilt it, regardless of the title) or no tilt at all.
At least they didn't dress up the palms as barber poles ... the tilt might add a dynamic quality to a static image, or maybe just induces seasickness ... I'd be curious to compare with versions having both more and no tilt.
I don't like the tilt treatment for this image - is it supposed to show something? Overall, the image seems over-exposed for a night scene. The light wrapped trees are pretty interesting, maybe concentrate on them.
Interesting interpretation of the theme. I think this image lacks a focal point and find the angle of the composition somewhat uncomfortable to look at.
I like the general orange tone on this from the street lighting.. I think the exposure is real nice as only the lamps are burned out.. not the neons on the trees.. I think the subject matter is a bit uninspiring
I like the colors on the trees, the yellow tint from the streetlights, the perspective looking down the road into the night and the slight tilt to the photo, I think that helps make the picture, good job...
Yes, I know it's a rotated world. But, errr, why not straighten it a little? I like the colors and the bright lively look to it. It seems to me though, you oversharpened somewhat.
Rotated why? The slanted horizon really doesn't work for me and the picture doesn't seem to have any real focus apart from the car... the car is uninteresting.
Too grainy, in my opinion. also seems like you picked up some camera shake (not using a tripod? Using a tripod but pressing the button too hard?) and trying to compensate by sharpening the image too much.
It is not a bad picture, but I don't think its a winner. Also, it doesn't really convey "a night out" to me. it is taken at night, but where is teh nightlife? (4)
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