Power Lines
by arondee

Comment:
I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Your pic uses a vanishing point rather than leading lines.

Endless alley
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Your pic uses a vanishing point rather than leading lines.

winter's grasp
by ruthie09

Comment:
I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Your pic uses a vanishing point rather than leading lines.

Above the Waterline
by scarab440

Comment:
I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Your pic uses a vanishing point rather than leading lines.

Winter Blush
by Hipychik

Comment:
I like the strong contrast and overall composition of your pic. I do however think it does not meet the challenge for the reason outlined below.

I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Your pic uses a vanishing point rather than leading lines.

Dam Still Overflowing
by Crafty

Comment:
I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Your pic uses a vanishing point rather than leading lines.

Flow Interrupted
by levyj413

Comment:
Great way to use leading lines, very strong composition. Not too sure about the use of bw here, but that's no big deal. 8

Born to Fly
by Breeee123

Comment:
I think this is a great pic. I am not a big fan of silhouettes and burnt whites when shooting into the sun, but this one simply works. Great composition with the leading line bending around the sun, and clearly leading to the main subject.

Could have done without the sepia though

The bridge
by pellemannen

Comment:
I am not sure whether there is an unambigious definition of leading lines, but in my book, they should be a line or several lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the main subject of the picture. I think that's not the case in this picture. Since I like the overall feel, contrast and lighting of the pic, I will still give it a 6, but expect to be voted down by quite a number of voters, because they feel it does not meet the challenge. Hope I am wrong though.

Pretend to misunderstand
by Motek

Comment:
First time I see an appropriate shadow-self-portait. Great setup, and the use of a fisheye works well. Good luck on this one (I am not allowed to vote).