From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by Marc923:
I like the perspective. However, I feel better focus would help.

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by raish:
One sharp object would have made this a killer, maybe... 6

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by levyj413:
Not a bad idea, and I've tried it myself. But it just comes out as a blurry photo.

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by atupdate:
The perspective (leading lines) of this image makes the cars behind you the primary subject. However, the bright light on the right dominates the image and draws the viewer̢۪s eyes away from the main subject and out of the image. I don̢۪t see how you could crop the light and still maintain the mood of this image produced by the movement and the darkness of the parked vehicles and buildings. If you can find a street with a little friendlier lighting, it would be worth reshooting this for your portfolio.

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by Car54:
don't shoot and drive :) --just a bit blurred, but good potential.

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by tomzinho:
difficult shot to pull off at night. not badly done, but not very 'wow' either . . .

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by Kemptonreporter:
That's nice and imaginative.

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by jerryc12:
Too blurred but good perspective.

From My Running Car
by balmiki

Comment by UNTITLED:
Good use of perspective, lines converge towards a vanishing point. The motion blur seems to go artisticly with the busy street, but if you have to explain it with the title it lead me to think, that "you" didn't feel like you used it effectively. I also like the off centeredness of the street, it gives the photo an interesting balance. The one glaring negative to this photo is the brightness of that one street lamp it's just way too overpowering.

City Church
by balmiki

Comment by owen:
That's a great sky. The power lines don't add to your shot though.