Triangle Inequality
by beckydi

Comment:
The gradual transiton of grey tones across the dark tranbles adds interest, and the bright white triangles give a good rhythm across the image.

Stopover in a quiet town
by quiet_observation

Comment:
Strong diagonals with good contrast betwen broad shadows and skinny railings. This works will in B&W.

Downtown's sentry
by ELLIPS

Comment:
I like the balence of this composition.

Maximum Aluminum
by bvy

Comment:
Great find, well seen and well executed.

Nature of the Game
by Truegsht

Comment:
Extra point for humor.

Cool
by buffysnee

Comment:
Sky high view of an abstract river delta on a metallic planet. The rivers of condensation have been converted nicely into a science fiction landscape. Nice stimulation of imagination.

Post-Traumatic Emotion
by Photomouse

Comment:
First instinct was low score because the blurry shapes just wouldn't gel into anything my eyes could consider interesting. On return, the thumbnail is a big help in making the "mouth" and multiple "eyes" easier to detect, although rather disturbing. Bumping up a couple of points.

Man and Woman
by iamkmaniam

Comment:
Crop away the tree and the upper bit of sky to have an abstract diagonal shaft of light and dark. Keep the tree and have an interesting perspective of two non-abtract objects. Yes, a cylidrical shaft can have phallic connotations, but I suspect depending on the title so heavily will not be rewarded very well in an "abstract" challenge.

Cold Steel
by darnok

Comment:
If I scroll the image up to imitate a square crop that eliminates the upper part of the image, I find a nicer balance between the in focus lower left hand corner and the remainder of the image, with the light diagonal line (?blade) setting off a sparkling region from a darker region. As displayed, the top part is so busy and blurred that it is hard to enjoy the rest.

City Abyss
by escapetooz

Comment:
With a different title and with a square crop eliminating part of the right hand side, I would have been happy letting my eye extract from somewhat abstract shapes a double deck subway train heading into the lower left hand corner. The title just makes me want to have the image sharply in focus so I can appreciate the abyss better.