I hope those folks who didn't see your Sun ray lines can see them now. Maybe next time they'll look just a little more closely. Congratulations, I think you have the most underrated pic in the bunch.
I would really like to see the sunbeams more clearly for this challenge. Also, you can crop off most of that black, it offers nothing to the image. The top half is the pretty part, you only need enough skyline for context. 5
This is illustrating a horizon line but not a vanishing point. Yes, the sun is a vanishing point but there is nothing else in the photo to illustrate that concept. I'm looking for parallel lines converging at an invisible point in the distance. I don't see that here.
But where's the vanishing point? There's a focal point, but no visible or suggested leading lines. I would crop the bottom half of this image out, the sky is gorgeous, but all the black space at the bottom is useless. Trim till there's just a slice of land, maybe an inch at the most.
That neon sunset would work great for the new challenge! I don't care for dividing the image directly in half. Would like more sky since it is so much more interesting than the foreground. - 6
Cool, an 180 from most of the others. I liked following the rays of light down to the sun at the VP. You could have cropped more of the bottom, though.
I'm not sure if you fully met the idea of the challenge, but I love this photo. The pink, purple, blue, yellow, and white ALL IN THE SKY. I would have cropped out some of the field in an attempt to lighten up the picture without changing any of the levels. 8