It's Freezing!
by EddyG

Comment:
Delicious.

Playground Perspective
by airatic

Comment:
Nice. Gives you a reward at the end of the vanishing point.

Vanish into ...
by Bud

Comment:
Nice capture of a local scenery ... a scene that can only be found in this particular location. I don't know where it is ... but I am sure it is unique for this locale. And that's where the beauty of this picture lies ... not only it very well portrays the vanishing point, but it also portrays local color.

Fields of gold
by marbo

Comment:
What a nice capture! I like that you added a little bit of sky to show that these bales are really vanishing into the horizon. Hope you do well.

Repetitive Pylons
by Heavy

Comment:
Love the vanishing points in several levels. The colors are wonderul too. Oh, and the fact that the horizontal level is spot on makes a very calming composition.

Into The Woods
by Hot Karl

Comment:
I could just be me but focus looks soft which adds some kind of mystery (others may prefer spot on focus all throughout, though). But I like the intrigue ... is it a path or is it just wood shavings? Does it lead to somewhere, anywhere? I wonder if this will also work if you crop more from the top to make a square rather than rectangle - so your eyes could really be pulled into the vanishing point?

Sitting
by Luxvich

Comment:
There's some drama and mystery to this.

Road to Denali
by crabappl3

Comment:
Wow, this is truly a journey of discovery. I like it that there is a reward at the end of the vanishing point after the experience, so to speak. And that reward (the mountains) is just spectacular. It's too bad that we can't have spot editing in this challenge as there is one glaring speck of dust in the sky that could have been cloned out (or cropped). Does it distract? Maybe to sensitive viewers. Hope you do well despite of it.

Fading Memories
by bananashay

Comment:
Looks like a toy factory conveyor belt... interesting!

Back Home Snapshooting From My Motorbike
by Tiberius

Comment:
I like that you waited until the motorbike came into view. It serves as a reference point to the composition. Also, sepia tone makes this so retro (60's). Good job!