Abandoned
by jbsmithana

Comment:
Interesting image. Draws my attention to WHY the boats are in a field. Sepia is a fine choice. Sorry the focus isn't a bit sharper.

Its and Bits
by Talarria

Comment:
I would like this better if it werren't so busy. Hard for my eye to find a place to land. Good subject for the challenge though.

Wheels of time
by Riponlady

Comment:
Seems overly processed to me. Subtle would be better.

collapsed
by buzzmom

Comment:
This photo does not appeal to me. Firstly, I am not a fan of this sort of set piece. The photo is noisey for no apparent reason. The colors appear over saturated. Focus is too soft. And the subject and composition don't rescue it for me.

Don't dismay. I have submitted photos like this in previous challenges. Live and learn.

The Road to Anywhere...
by fotodude

Comment:
I think this would have be significantly better if you had brightened it up a bit. My monitor is calibrated, but it is so dark i am sure I am missing a lot. Probably a very good capture of leading lines.

This is a Leading Line
by yeoua

Comment:
Meets the challenge. Leading line actually leads somewhere. I could see this or a derivative in a magazine or newspaper ad. I fear it will score poorly, however. It is not a subject that will engender love among the DPC voters. Hope I'm wrong.

photo icons
by aplomb76

Comment:
Interesting use of focus and DOF. Subject doesn't hold my interest.

Revenge On Authority ... Got A Match ?
by Coley

Comment:
I think this misses the point of the challenge. The lines here lead nowhere. Humorous image. As a product of a parochial education, I can resonate with the sentiment. I especially like the shoes juxtaposed with the uniforms! The image had an emotional payload for me. Points for humor and creativity. Deduct points for not meeting the spirit of the challenge.

Lines Leading Nowhere
by GeneralE

Comment:
Lines need to lead somewhere or you miss the spirit of the challenge. Just my opinion.

Bryce Canyon
by jrtodd

Comment:
This is a beautiful setting and your photo is well composed. It feels a little bright to me (and my monitor is calibrated) and a bit over sharp. Otherwise, a worthy ribbon contender and among my top dozen picks.