Underground Line
by Manic

Comment:
Yee haw! Manic got a top 10! WTG podnuh...

Girl Interrupting
by e301

Comment:
Way to go Ed! Nice to see a "thoughful", understated image fini9sh so well.

Sundial Bridge
by Rikki

Comment:
Very nice shot indeed.

Underground station
by aKiwi

Comment:
Great finish, congratulations. I liked this very mucha nd scored it at the top.

Road to the Tetons
by postoakinversion

Comment:
Great finish. Congratulations.

The Man on the Phone
by redmoon

Comment:
I'm really glad to see you survived the sharpness police and took a well-deserved ribbon. Congrats!

The Journeyman
by muur88

Comment:
Very nice, a very sophisticated composition and well-deserving of the blue.

Summer Marsh, Evening Ebb
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Yes, this was the idea for sure. I knew the challenge would be FULL of lines leading TO subjects, but I actually believe leading lines are most commonly used to lead the eye FROM a subject and INTO (and possibly out of) the picture; especially in landscape photographny, where a foreground subject + leading lines take you into the landscape proper.

Thanks, all, for voting and commenting. Fun shoot.

Crescent Beach
by Zoomdak

Comment:
"Damned beach!" jejejeâ„¢

Really nice shot, zoomy. BTW, when I built boats, I used the abbreviation AMDG: Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, "To the greater glory of God" — Is not your SDG properly translated "For God's glory alone (or only)?"

R.

Journey
by rblanton

Comment:
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. TRUE leading lines of a most subtle variety.