asphalt abstract

any rural blacktop

Mike, The best photographers are those who see images where other overlook them.  I think this is definitely such a case.

Jerry Matchett

beautifull light reflexion on the road

succesfull capture

best regards

balthazar m.

Jerry, Balthazar, I appreciate the visit & comments. thanks

Just so simple, but oh so very effective.

At a first glance seems to be a "standard" view - due to the wide angle and the innovative editing a creative and aesthetic work can be viewed. Like the grain as well. Adds a special touch. The title fits very well as well. Very good. BR / Volker

Good grief ! Hope the car did not drive towards you.

A good shot with fantastic light. The perspective makes the viewer travel all the crooked way to the end. 

I think the idea of the scene is good, but in my eyes the tracks are overdoing their job. It would have been somewhat more subtile if the the very last swings had been there and that the first part of the tracks had been straight. So, if by chance you have had some kind of connection with the driver in question I would have preferred to ask for some caution.

For me the grains in this shot functions perfectly, but I would lighten a little the extreme sides which for the moment are fairly black.

A good shot that attracts attention.

Thanks for that critique. I don't often get them with detail. I appreciate it.

Beautiful work with very nice lighting, Mike!

Great Capture! Good eye hit!

I think the range in tones is quite nicely handled.  The dark sides, at least to my eyes, keep the viewer smack-dab in the middle of frame where all the action is.

Here is a straightforward picture that is anything but. The swerving tire tracks going on and on down a long straight stretch of road kicks my mind into gear as I try to imagine possible scenarios that would lead to this. And that's the power of the picture, its reach extends beyond the picture frame even as we see and understand the explicit scene itself.

Very nicely done. Got my attention as soon as I saw the thumbnail.

I might have taken a tad off the top, but that's nitpicking. Great image.

You're right about the top. I always do that. Guess I'll never learn.

Mike, great shot! I like your choice of B&W, your point of view and the story told. D

Damn kids!

cool. i'll favourite this one.

Thanks Billy, & thanks for the visit.

... aesthetic & solipsistic shot... Hi