Dark Park

30s Exposure with a 350D, 28-105mm 3.5-4.5

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This is tough to critique. I have trouble finding anything to critique. The twilight period is difficult because it's neither a night shot nor a daytime shot. So, all you have is a shot that might have been interesting had it been taken at the best time of day (best being when the subjects of interest are properly or optimally lighted.

Everything looks sharp and in focus - that's it!
And the composition is reasonably good.

It's best not to have direct sources of light in long exposures so you don't get your 2 balls of "fire" as you do. Just like not having the sun in your shots, it's best to take pictures of objects with light shining on them. It's not always possible with night/long exposure shots though.