Drawbridge
by FrostyPaws

Comment:
beautifully done B/W conversion.

Following Shakespeare's Lead
by magnus

Comment:
This is quite spectacular. The double entendre on leading lines is proceless. technically the image is exceptionally well done. congrats.

Treasure Hunters
by Cutter

Comment:
That's a seriously demented sky....

Underground station
by aKiwi

Comment:
Boy that's rich... I wish you'd squared up the verticals with a half degree or so ccw rotation. Strong entry. It's perhaps more a "perspective" shot than a "leading lines" shot, but who's picking nits? There aren't that many "true" leading liens shots in the challenge anyway.

to the ocean
by U622

Comment:
It's a nice shot, though I wish the horizon were squared up. However, it doesn't really speak to "leading lines" for me.

Clear way across
by Moose101

Comment:
The lean to the right hurts. The oevrall greenish cast hurts a lot. Excessive foreground is adding nothing; it denatures the imapct of the main subject. The diagonal line is very powerful, but it's only marginally a leading line IMO. The post processing that gives a soft glow to the concrete is very nice.

CabInterior
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
A fascinating scene, but unfortunately (IMO) a deeply flawed rendering. It leans to the right badly, so some ccw rotation would be in order. There's a LOT of reticulation, pebbling of the surfaces. This is so extreme it looks as if you may have added it in with a texture filter, but it's possible this is extreme sharpening artifacts, I don't know. I'd like to see the original on this one after the challenge, if you care to show it to me.

Road to the Tetons
by postoakinversion

Comment:
Nice conversion, strong leading line. One would have wished for a bit more impact in the destination, as it were; in this shot the road is of more power than the mountains, which probably isn't ideal. Still and all, a strong entry.

collapsed
by buzzmom

Comment:
Lines, yes, but "leading"? Not really. The lines ARE the subject, as it were, and they don't actually "take" us anywhere. The lighting seems rather pedestrian, also, and the pure black BG is adding nothing of interest for me.

The Man on the Phone
by redmoon

Comment:
Wowza! You may get hammered on softness, but I think this is absolutely wonderful. Certainly, it meets the challenge.