The-Nightshift

I've been noticing lately that I haven't been getting a lot of positive feedback on my submissions. As a result, I'd like to poll my audience to discover if there's something I haven't been doing well or could improve upon. Please look over my last page or two of deviations and then give me some feedback on the following questions: 1. Has my choice of subjects been too bland? 2. Are you fond of what I've done to the colors of my shots? 3. Have I done well on composition? Am I in the habit of leaving something in that I ought to crop/compose out, or cropping too much? 4. Are my shots sharpened too much, or not enough? 5. ...or do I just n

I made the unhappy discovery that one of my recently uploaded images, Signal 288, suffered considerably because its colors shifted when shown in a browser due to color profile issues. I've uploaded an updated version without color management, which required manual adjustments to return the colors to roughly the proper range. Please give it a second look! http://the-nightshift.deviantart.com/art/Signal-288-147566989

After years of careful observation, I believe I have been able to derive a series of mathematical theorems that accurately describes the mysterious workings of New Jersey Transit's rail and light rail divisions: Kinki Sharyo's Theorem: The amount of time a Newark Light Rail train takes to transit the streets of Newark is inversely proportional to the amount of time you have to make a connection between trains at the Newark stations Corollary #1: In accordance with the above as a factor of total travel time, the amount of time you will have to wait for a light rail train is inversely proportional to the amount of time you have to make a co