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winterSmith 
This is so cool. Well-framed, well-executed image.
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I echo Denny. Also, the idea of forcing everything into a very dark grey, and highlighting the neon works incredibly well in this image. We’ve seen this idea before where people take the image into a normal B&W and a normal color, but you’ve pushed it to extremes here in both the darkness and the brilliance of the colors and made it your own vision here.
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