Train Tracks
by Loki

Comment:
IMO your model needed to be further along the tracks. That way the lines would have led to her. As it is, she breaks the leading lines.

Under the Boardwalk
by MichaelC

Comment:
This is nicely done. The only thing that's bugging the anal retentive side of my nature is that for some reason I really want the reflected line to be centred under the other. Only a minor point tho.

Bricks
by aidanthetoo

Comment:
Lotsa lines here, but they don't really lead anywhere IMO.

Blue
by anotherday

Comment:
I really like looking at this, however the lines don't really lead my eye into (or away from) a particular point, which IMO is the purpose of this subject.

At the end of the line
by ludde

Comment:
The focal point is so obviously the grasshopper that it detracts from the lines leading to the little fella, IMO.

Wheeeeeeee
by ericwoo

Comment:
Better than my own white-water entry to this challenge. Nice job.

My Seashell Collection
by sherpet

Comment:
Top 10 Shez. Cool bananas!

Rock On
by -Bec-

Comment:
Cool Bec. You kicked my arse in this challenge (and Neil's in Bits and Pieces too, but don't rub it in too much will you). :)

Qiki.

Message edited by author 2006-08-09 03:33:26.

Dangling
by L2

Comment:
Soon as I saw this it brought back memories. Our first son had awful colic for the first 6 weeks of his life. The only thing that provided any relief was for me (and only me, for some reason) to hold him like this. 3kg doesn't sound like a lot of weight until you've had it hanging off your forearm for a couple of hours! Sweet shot, well executed.

Lights out
by hmair

Comment:
Bit of a DPC cliche shot, but a well done cliche. I just wonder if it would have fitted a little better in this week's Stopped Motion challenge.