Barn and Clouds
by 2mccs

Comment:
I think if there were some sort of stark diagonal composition in this,, it would be a far more interesting picture. As it is, it's text-book rule of thirds. Good picture, by all means, but it doesn't get off the ground in the challenge context imo 5

Halftime
by Arcanist

Comment:
All grain and slightly diagonal because the camera's tilted 3

Curls
by naomik

Comment:
I just can't see a diagonal axis as the major compositional thrust, sorry, 2

Alone
by facesastheycome

Comment:
another radial for 5

Lemon - With A Twist
by ustiebitz

Comment:
radial 5

They Call Me Bruiser
by macrothing

Comment:
Those who get close enough to say anything . . .
I think ' the major compositional thrust' is radial rather than diagonal, but this is too good to deny at least 7

Waiting For The Sun
by nrulkov

Comment:
Loverly pic with a diagonal line in it, but I don't see the 'diagonal axis as the major compositional thrust' 5

Kiwi
by prachi

Comment:
Wonderful pic, but radial is not diagonal 5

Drifting without you...
by xianart

Comment:
Excellent job of making the text part of the composition. And the title expands further. You got success.

Greetings from Gotham City
by posthumous

Comment:
Tungsten is metal used in filaments for incandescent light bulbs. Presumably they give a yellow sort of light so that the camera invokes a blue cast to compensate for it. If the word comes from Swedish, then it means 'heavy stone' - who knew? As you see it is has magical properties that enable people to score over six. Congrats, and it's a great shot. Where would all this have been without Batman?