Classic Amore
by br o kenl o ve

Comment:
The jpeg/compression artifacts around the people are distracting.

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment:
great to catch the owl -- just wish he were sharper

The Seasoned Entertainer
by rob_smith

Comment:
It is great how the entertainer is sharp. The lines of his arms and the direction of his gaze pull the eye to the sphere. The background distracts from the strength of the image, though. You were probably limited in adjusting lighting and angle, but shallower depth of field might have helped blur the background so as not to be as distracting.

Eternal Peace
by hazelmay

Comment:
I like how my eye is drawn up to the bright sky at top right

Arkansas Fallen at Franklin (American Civil War)
by rayg544

Comment:
i suggest stepping a few inches to the right so that the tree isn't "touching" the monument

Life on a Log
by BrianR

Comment:
I think this is the most aesthetically pleasing (pleasant, even -- mood evoking) of all the photos in this challenge, but the lines in it don't strongly draw my eye like some of the others.

The Path
by pepitoid

Comment:
would've gotten higher (maybe highest?) vote if shadow detail was more visible.

Let's drink together guys
by onar

Comment:
100 bottles of beer on the wall....

Let Me Out Of Here
by bobgaither

Comment:
i like the photo, but it strikes me more as pattern than leading lines -- the eye immediately goes to the break in the pattern.

Tunnel
by Herblacklist12

Comment:
what i like about this photo is that it makes effective use of leading lines without really having any lines