Clever shot..well done!

Just some questions/sugestions author (inho) always.I don't know what are you shooting with but if you use wide angle lens(35, 28, 24, 21, 18 or14 mm) if you zoom just a little bit(1.5 - 2x) the distortion is lost(i can see some in the horizontial & vertical lines of the builting).Now my sugestion...When i shoot that kind of photos i try to place the vertical lines in the corners of the frame (through croping on PS or when i take the photo) as possible to have a symetric image in to the frame.I would all so crop that thing on the bottom right of the frame,it's against the symmetry.It's a good photo with lots of potentials
Sorry if i am hard on you & i wish you good luck!!!

I have been waiting to see a shot like this, excellent work, superb lighting and detail.....and I knew it would come from you my friend............

Original take on the theme and an excellent shot.

top marks!!

simply fantastic! great angle, lighting and overall composition...top marks and a fav!

This have to be you

It was dang you're great!

Thank you so much my friend & thank you all for the lovely comments...

Congrats for another great second place, Karaflazz!

Ewwwww...hope he didn't get any on the lens! Nice capture...well done

Great captrue! Agree with itsmymoment though Ewwww...

good capture, although a little oof......

faboulos

For all of you new people reading these comments, oof means Out Of Focus. No, it's not as typo for "off". It's supposed to be a little Out Of Focus because I took the picture using a macro setting, to give emphasis on the front pig. There is a time for O.O.F. to come into play as far as the photo focus and I think it plays perfectly here.

very good

Superb shot!

nicely done...good entry

Great candid shot. Well done!

Appreciate the compliments ....Thank YOU!!

Nice shot.

nice shot, i like the long exposure to get the second hand ticking away...great work

The colors are awesome!