From the night meet - a few

[Matt. K]

[stubbsy]

Matt

That first image come out exceptionally well - fantastic use of the light. The last image looks a little dark to me, but I guess it's a night shot after all

[surenj]

Love light in the first. If only you could emphasise the bridge walkers on the last that would be awesome..

[PiroStitch]

always admire your photos of the elements Matt and the last one shows it once again!

[Greg B]

Matt, I am troubled by the angle of #2. I note that the tower on the left is vertical, but the strongest reference is the shoreline and I would prefer to see that horizontal.

[Glen]

Matt, was this the test post for the horizon police?

[Matt. K]

Greg
It's an optical delusion. That shoreline is curved dramatically, hence the sensation that it is not level....or is it that the buildings are leaning in the wind...whatever whichway, if you put a book under the left side of your monitor then all will be well.

[Nigell]

I like the last one. Other than two iconic structures. I very much like the play of triangles and the composition.

[Greg B]

Greg
It's an optical delusion. That shoreline is curved dramatically, hence the sensation that it is not level....or is it that the buildings are leaning in the wind...whatever whichway, if you put a book under the left side of your monitor then all will be well.

Matt, your provocactive abuse of photographic rules has always been a source of inspiration, and I embrace the derring-do involved.

Glen, I am not the horizon police, I am the grammar nazi. So there.



Sometimes, things are just better straight.