boyte, did you intentionally distort this image? It looks like it has been compresses horizontally... I haven't seen this issue in your past photos and was just wondering...
It's not really boring - actually what it reminds me of is some of those old movies from the '60s or '70s where in the intro or the ending, they'd switch off whatever filter/lens they use to make the anamorphic perspective look normal and you'd get this wierd stretch kind of a thing. It gets kind of grainy looking too, so it's actually pretty cool in a very subtle way - which is really the coolest of all. Nice job!
It almost looks as if you have used a digital zoom on this. If so, I may have been more beneficial to have the subject smaller, but clearer in the frame. If not, I don't know what I'm talking about, so you can ignore this! karmat
Color range is good. Idea is fair. More practice is needed with your image editor, as you squashed the aspect. I think your eye is good. I am looking forward to seeing more submissions from you.
It looks like your shot has been stretched vertically which is a little strange. Also perhaps if you pushed the colour saturation up a little it might have been more engaging. 5 - floyd
Nice idea, I wish there was clouds in this one. The green light beckons to keep on moving. It is a wierd looking stoplight too bytheway. Not enough impact for me. 4
Taking your choice of titles seriously can be beneficial :) I don't think this image is boring at all in the context of a negative space subject. i also think it's nicely composed. It appears to have suffered some distortion possibly due to resizing... :) - jmsetzler
your photo definitely meets the negative space challenge, even though i don't think you should ever use 'boring' in your title unless you want to set yourself up for bad comments. if you think it's so boring, maybe you should try and think of another example for negative space. anyway, this shot looks very much as if it has been resized to fit the challenge dimensions but the proportions have got distorted in the process (the lights are no longer round). you'll have to learn to work with your software on how to do this w/out distortion (unless of course this was deliberate and i'm just not getting it). feel free to send me a message if you'd like for me to help walk you through the steps. -- gr8photos.
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