Mercy Manky Manchester
by michael_p

Comment:
Nice shot with good composition and enough sky detail to make it interesting.

urban landscape
by katiedid270

Comment:
No discernable subject unfortunately, and the sky is a bit blank.

Progression
by zeuszen

Comment:
I love the graduation in this one, and the simplicity. How about cropping off part of the bottom of the shot to move the subject off-center?

Blue Skies over Red Bricks
by coolhar

Comment:
For me, there are too many competing elements here, and I find it difficult to view. You've captured good color but I think that a closer view would have worked better.

The Bayou City
by jab119

Comment:
The darker areas are a little too dark, so much so that they don't hold much interest. You chose the right time of day to shoot this one, and maybe a closer view of those wonderfully lit buildings would work better.

Indigo City Morning
by DebN2003

Comment:
Doesn't work for me at all. You've drained all detail out of the shot.

Capitol At Sunset
by rickhd13

Comment:
Nice sillhouette, and great colors. The edges of the building are a little soft, but it doesn't really hurt the shot.

ESB-A different point of view.
by catpixel

Comment:
A nice composition, though I'm not quite sure that the upper corner works because there's no detail in it at all. I'd like to see more detail in the foreground as well, but this was a difficult exposure to get right (a ND grad tilted on the diagonal probably would have helped here).

Another ship? No, a building
by johnmk

Comment:
Difficult exposure situation unfortunately, so there's no detail in the sky or main subject. The composition is good, but a shot later in the day would probably have given you what you were looking for here.

Boulder Bay
by justesme

Comment:
A nice idea and good composition, but you could make a couple of improvements to make this a great shot. First of all, use a smaller aperture to get a much better depth of field. A shot like this really really needs a good depth of field, and f/11 just isn't going to give that to you.

Secondly, it looks like you've used a fill-in flash. This has not done the subject any favors at all, and the foreground colors have been washed out as a result.

If you have a problem of light intensity variation between the land a sky, it's usually best to use a graduated neutral density filter to darken one half and bring the shot into balance.