haha. always funny

Nice editing!

So pure... really beautiful.
And congrats for the good exposure.

Very nice shot,excellent exposure.

Awesome view. The clouds look like snow, you have to look for a few seconds to figure out where is snow and where is the sky/clouds . Great job!

Love this perspective! Great depth of field!

I feel instantly relaxed looking at this shot. This perspective makes me feel as though I'm really there.

Personally I really like this shot a lot, I don't know why but the lighting is bothering me a tad for some reason....other than that, your image here is very strong and very refreshing...I could spend hours in a place like this!

this is a great shot makes me feel as if i am walking down the road.

I love the processing. Definitely a favorite.

This does not look like a car, but an UFO, that did fly there. Very good work. No problem with the star.

Very very cool capture....would probably look awesome with a blue matt.

Impressive image. The trail lights give an excellent line of infinity.

I like this photo a lot. I think if we could see a little bit more of the left side of it, the shot would be a lot better. Maybe paint it with a flashlight or something during the exposure... just so we can see what we're looking at.

First of all; thanks for all the constructive criticism. Second:

#Beamer: I did considered the stars significance in the photograph, but I came to the conclusion that it sort of completed the scenery a bit more than if left out. Second, the photograph hasn’t received any post processing whatsoever and I preferred to keep it that way.

#diezel99: I tried your suggestion and you are able to get a neat result. However, as mentioned before, I sought to keep it out of Photoshop’s endless possibilities. Not that I don’t like the whole idea of post processing, but in this instance. Also the photograph is a 30 sec shutter exposure with 1600 ISO, so the danger of noise is overwhelming.

#aepoc: I didn’t bring a flashlight that night, but I do like your idea a lot. The site is not far from where I live, so I definitely will try your idea, though I think it has to be close to some sort of ‘Batman spotlight’ to do the work. Perhaps a HDR will do the trick.

For general information I can tell you, that it is taken from the side of a freeway running through the Swiss Alps. So what you can’t see is two mountain sides covered with trees, with the freeway ‘cutting’ it’s way throughout the cliff.