1066 Monument
by michael_p

Comment:
i SO wish the cone were sharp... This is nicely seen, and it's a good example of leading lines.

Sunrise at St Pauls
by Pixelstate

Comment:
sweet and understaed. Classic leading lines solution, if a bit obvious. I like very much that you have resisted oversaturating to add "pop"

Straight up
by joaquin

Comment:
This is a very interesting shot, a unique perspective on the butterfly, but it's very much a "rule of thirds" image, and isn't a good exemplar of leading lines IMO.

Next Stop Is...
by DeniseBernadette

Comment:
I really wish for two things here: first, that youy had squared the verticals up, it's all leaning right uncomfortably. Second, that you had burned in the lower left so it darkened as it neared the corner. That empty space is a negative in your composition. I understand why it has to be there, so you can have enough track, but work with it so it complements the subject. The leading line aspect is very nice, and the muted use of glow is quite attractive.

Bridge 72
by mrmorris

Comment:
This feels hyper-saturated to me, and not in a good way. The sky is not your subject, but it's stealing all the thunder. The leading lines are decently interesting.

Old Windmill
by beckettboots

Comment:
I wouldn't call this technology obsolete, because it's very much on the upswing. I wouldn't call this object "worn out" or otherwise useless, since it seems to be in good repair and functional. So I'm not sure how this really fits hte challenge. But it's a nice shot anyway.

Obsolete Tea-Pots.
by kbhatia1967

Comment:
I think the border is horrible, for what it's worth. Would have worked better if it were a darker value of the same color. Nice shot otherwise, if a little flat on lighting.

Imagine Life Without It
by docpjv

Comment:
congrats on top 20, absolutely beautiful foreground lighting. Would have been excellent for leading lines as well.

Convergence in steel
by arpita

Comment:
Congrats, arpy!

Spoon
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Really, really sweet and pure. Congrats