Namaste
by cns

Comment:
Simple and very effective.

The Business Man Cometh
by e301

Comment:
Looks very like York to me, near the train station! A good tonal range, although the contrast between the dark tones of the stonework with the whited out sky is a bit much for my taste (if I am right and it is York, I reckon it was taken on the same day as mine...). The composition uses leading lines as a compositional device rather than including them without a clear purpose and thus the photo fits the challenge well; I particular like the way the businessman's shadow acts as a leading line to its owner!

road to ...
by fotojoe

Comment:
Certainly there are lines here, and they all lead to one point, but not to a subject but a vanishing point.

Nature's Leading Lines
by andrewt

Comment:
Excellent use of leading lines!

Contemplative
by kashi

Comment:
I haven't seen this before - its lovely!

daydreaming
by krnodil

Comment:
This is so funny - and very nicely done, too. Purrfect for the barn!

Lonely Night
by trnqlty

Comment:
One of the best I have seen so far. The lines serve a purpose in the composition, leading the eye first to the figure, and then on out to the wider dusk. The sense of dejection, perhaps of a potential turning point in the man's life is palpable.

A Drop in the Ocean
by aduka

Comment:
Excellent use of leading lines as a compositional device the two sets clearly draw the eye to the water drop. A very pleasing photo.

Musical Lines
by Jacques123

Comment:
Certainly lines, but as a compositional device are they leading to anything, or are theythe subject in their own right?

Elephant Crescent
by Moykitfung

Comment:
Now those are some inmpressive leading lines! the tight framing suits the picture well, and helps to minimise the obvious ditractions.