Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by Inga_fang:
this one is really arty...the colors are great...the red line is a little distracting though...I would have liked the light brown and blue lines at the left of the image cropped out...you deffinently have your own style going there, keep up the good work ... this is the kinda stuff ppl pay a lot of money for if it is presented in the right way...............everyone can photograph a smiling kid or a wet flower......but we are not all artists

Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by Darkshadower:
Maybe it is my monitor, but I can hardly make this out at all, or see what link it has to science.

Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by Artifacts:
Don't know what you were after with this image, but it didn't work for me.

Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by ScantyNebula:
whoa ... this is way too grainy. I have no idea what the subject is supposed to be, its so dark and blurry.

Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by alanfreed:
I'm afraid I just don't get it, or its relevance to the challenge :(

Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by Imagineer:
Science? Just too indistinct this one - even for my abstract-orientated brain! You could get close to the bottom with this one at least, which is small consolation! ; )

Nightime Reflections
by genmp

Comment by macox:
ouch a 3 it shows the ccd noise effect and reflections so it meets the challenge but the picture is plain horrible sorry

Morning In Mosul
by genmp

Comment by Ram21:
Good detail.

Morning In Mosul
by genmp

Comment by Neuferland:
I like the cropping on this shot, it draws you in without overpowering you but the colors are washed out, probably the morning mist, maybe if the shot had been taken when it was a bit clearer?

Morning In Mosul
by genmp

Comment by dr rick:
The building has an interesting shape and texture, and the low sun lights it well in this perspective. The composition would work better if the right side of the building didn't cut the photo in half; cropping off the large tree on the far right would help. The photo definitely needs some postprocessing to reduce the color cast, darken the dark parts, and sharpen the image.