Artificial Lamp Light
by Len Scap

Comment:
My inclination was to say, "This really pops," but actually it is the radiance that makes it such a stand out image in this challenge. The reflections make it even stronger. Nicely exposed. Hoping for a ribbon for you on this one.

Nighttime Whimsy
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Whimsical indeed! The daring tilt to the image lends to the constellation-like patterns of the "stars." Quite engaging. Best of luck.

~May the bridges I burn light the way~
by KMcC

Comment:
The vibrant intensity makes this image a standout in this challenge. The leading line of the bridge lends to compositional strength.

96 Flavours
by jomari

Comment:
I like this: compositionally, certainly plenty of artificial lighting, lots of lines to follow. Good exposure in a challenging setting. Good luck.

Waiting for his word
by snaffles

Comment:
A most novel image. The title might suggest it should be the horse in focus not the sulky driver, but without the bias of the title, I like the sharpness of the driver's face that suggests he is reading the animal as much as the creature is waiting for its cue. Quite a unique moment.

A Girl and Her Dog
by sjhuls

Comment:
Delightful capture of a carefree child and her puppy! This stop-action shot freezes ( no pun intended ) the happy energy of both. Quite a pleasing shot! Compositionally, I personally would have cropped down the top to the hard white horizon - but that would be, again, a personal preference.

For you Blue
by daisydavid

Comment:
First impression: eerie then cheery. The grainy B&W portion of the image is almost sinister then there is this bright, industrious lady sweeping away. Had it not been for the selective saturation, this would have probably been a ho-hum image; the artistic editing makes it a compelling one. Effective composition. A most interesting submission.

BFFs
by vawendy

Comment:
Powerful image: so sad, I nearly wept.

Trepidation on the train
by markwiley

Comment:
Well composed photojournalism shot. The look on the subject's face, the setting, the reflections of other passengers, the sign, the newspaper all lend to many elements that engage the viewer. Interesting textures in all the fabrics nicely accented in B&W.

The Watcher
by nam

Comment:
Ah, innocent fascination. B&W was a nice choice to direct the viewer to his/her intense captivation. The reflection does a good job of finishing the face.