Baseline Runners
by whatdewuc

Comment:
Delightful. Several notches above a snapshot; I don't know the subjects yet still love the photo. Captures the moment very well.

Still Waters
by Judith Polakoff

Comment:
Evokes a soft, dreaming feeling. Nice.

Leading the Fly
by mitemouze

Comment:
Great shot! Perfect timing. And technically well done. Most of the lines are framing rather than leading, but work well in that role. But the arms do form leading lines, so the challenge is met.

Returning Home
by TooCool

Comment:
Nice photo, but a bit dark. I suppose the low key is supposed to suggest evening, but I still think it should be a bit lighter.

This is a Leading Line
by yeoua

Comment:
Clever, but not really compelling.

Let's fly a Kite
by Xilebo

Comment:
The leading lines work with the subject to make a compelling photo. A bit more space at the top would be nice, and it's a bit too dark.

Power
by LadeeM

Comment:
The center of interest here is the clouds, at least for me. So the lines aren't really leading but with the power pole nicely frame the subject. Nice composition.

To The Beach
by edis

Comment:
Nice use of leading lines. Composition is too centered; try cropping off the bottom to follow the "rule of thirds". Focus is terrible; it looks like the camera focused on the clouds rather than the foreground. Sharpening won't fix poor focus; it just puts halos around the dark objects (most evident at the tops of the fence posts).

Our Fathers
by idnic

Comment:
A lot of lines, but where do they lead?

Varigate Calla
by banmorn

Comment:
The sinuous lines beckon the eye to follow them. And they all lead to the center of interest, which is also the brightest element in the photo. Very nice. It would be even better if the flower was more sharply focused.