Great capture. Its all good.

Very well framed. I like the green tonality prevail in the making. Well done.

Great job Tom really love this composition and the tone you have chosen here. The garb of the guy on the left especially but the hat of the guy on the right work really well for the vintage look this processing gives. Most excellent work though I would still maybe consider some aspect tweaks to get the prominent posts truly vertical to polish this shiny gem even further and maybe lose the bright bit in the upper right corner during that process.

What a great NO street scene Tom! Love the two gentlemen heading toward each other and totally unaware they are going to meet at the corner. I also love the architecture and the tones are great too. Well done!

I think this is my favorite of all your entries -- all those verticals make it quite intriguing. Nice green, as well, although I agree with JP, would like to see a B&W version. BTW I responded to your question about the lens used in two of my images (IRS and DC Memorial).

It's all the perpendiculars/verticals that make this so great, IMO. Then add the people, whose details are so interesting, and the lovely green (whoo hoo) and it becomes a masterpiece. I really like this one.

This photo speaks for if alone ... When they are in the corner, what happen? ... Nice composition!

The juxtaposition of the people works terrific here, not quite perfect but we're mere mortals a Tommy:-)
Fantastic shot mate & you also made the two posts & lampost fit into this nicely.

Nice, very nice. And I love THIS green, one of my favorite colours for making duotone conversion...Daniel.

Thanks John. Yes the Jazz pics were more or less show and tell until I could sift through the hundreds of others.

Ahh green, I was wondering if you were going to pull it out. I like this one especially the sign and the stripped shirt. But now I know that one of the Jazz pics had to be sacrificed.