Aahh!
by rkligman

Comment:
only a vague connection to the challenge, but a truly gorgeous photograph. 7

FQ
by L2

Comment:
sexiest shot of the challenge.

Path
by Tiberius

Comment:
I love the path. The person is actually obliterating one its nice curves. I'd like her to be more "integrated" into the line of the pathway. Either that or have her stand out more. You can go either way. The path itself, though, and the textures, are terrific. 7

Empty Hallway
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
good lines! this is lovely to look at.

Take-Off
by Aruna_Babu

Comment:
Good dynamic composition with lines leading me all over the photo. The oversaturation is visually interesting but I don't feel a coherent overall effect from it. Maybe it's because of a distracting element in the background. Yes, I think the dark background seems more "real" whereas the foreground has a fantasy feel. Still a visually pleasing shot, though, and a creative interpretation of the challenge. 7

"The Infinity Column"(Constantin Brancusi)
by blacjack

Comment:
there's something a little sad about the infinity column not quite reaching outside of the frame. A moody, poignant photo.

Walking the Line
by MrHllywd07

Comment:
tilting the shot definitely makes for an interesting composition, but it makes it difficult for me to empathize with her balancing act. Maybe if her arms were out a little more, if she were captured in a moment of daring instead of a moment of catching herself, it would all come together better. Regardless, composition counts for a LOT and you have a good photo here.

Down the Road
by Dim7

Comment:
I like the abstract qualities of this: the sickly color of the sky, the line of fog, centering the horizon line, the lack of a focal point. The lines *are* the subject. They start at the right in a bundle and then expand leftward and downward, giving a sense of motion to this emptiness.

Leads me back to another place and time
by Sunshyne

Comment:
I like the subtlety of the "lines" here, they are more imagined than real. One sees lines curving among the trees as well as the lines of the path. And the viewer truly is "led," though goodness knows where.

Warp Speed
by philup

Comment:
there's a starkness to this, a sharpness?, that makes this stand out among the tunnel shots. I feel drawn into a portal to another world, a disturbing world.