Verezano Bridge
by dimitrii

Comment:
The lens flare works well here and there are definite leading lines. I like it but would have tried to make the sky more interesting with some dodging and burning. There is a lot of potential in that sky....

Serenity
by sheapod

Comment:
Oh that Hoya IR filter is getting good use! I really like the effect. I'm not convinced that this is a great example of leading lines however. The edge of the pond (Shoreham perhaps?) leads the eye in some respects but is not strong enough to be the key element as defined by the challenge (IMHO). It does make me want an IR filter however :) Good luck

A Road through the Woods
by Crafty Sue

Comment:
Very bland photo I'm afraid. Needs more texture and color to make it stand out

Power
by Cooz

Comment:
Nice use of compressed perspective. My only concern is that the lines don't actually lead to a focal point as much as disappear into the mist. But I think this is a very good shot and the B&W treatment is appropriate.

The Road to Anywhere...
by fotodude

Comment:
Very subtle and an excellent POV. A tad more dodging would add more drama I think

Road to the Tetons
by postoakinversion

Comment:
Lovely leading lines. Switzerland? I like the B&W treatment but it could use a little more contrast in my view to add punch and drama.

Leading to the Pot o' Gold ( I wish!)
by rlinn3

Comment:
Nice use of negative space. A bit more punch is needed I think to the clouds and grass

Sunny side of the street
by bpickard

Comment:
Scotland? Nice idea but I think there should be just a little shadow detail to balance the highlights. As this is an advanced challenge you can use dodging judiciously and it would lift this shot into a different league

Grabbing A Bite
by zagman

Comment:
A week early for the macro challenge but this is very nice and the lines lead one to the insect's perching point without detracting from the actual subject

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by VinceDoss

Comment:
Rather messy scene I'm afraid without a clear focal point. Also would benefit from a boost in contrast and saturation to give more punch