The light we see
by sfalice

Comment:
Nice graphic simplicity and sharp focus on the filament. Diagonal orientation seems appropriate. I like the yellow-orange and blue, which have associations with light bulbs I have seen. The green is an acceptable artistic choice, but I would have liked less of the green arc, mostly because of my own bias and experience. Nevertheless, one of the higher scores from me.

Power
by acoppola

Comment:
Very impressive, exposure. Of course, it leaves me wondering how you managed to get a bolt that does not fork, as if made to order for this challenge.

Cursed Contrail
by hahn23

Comment:
I like the thin light green line, which is just strong enough to qualify as "a single line" in my estimation, and helps make the contrail much less distracting.

Single Coiled Rope
by sherpet

Comment:
Almost hypnotic - I find it easy to come back and look again and again to appreciate the geometry, sharpness, tone balance, and nice composition. If up to me, this would ribbon for sure.

The Divider
by arron_christensen

Comment:
Wonderful graphic simplicity and excellent single white line. I predict this will do well. One of the best of this challenge.

Light Pole
by 777STAN

Comment:
The second light pole helps contribute balance to the image as an artwork, but I would have added an extra point if you had stepped a bit to the right to eliminate it and leave a single upright line to more closely meet the challenge. Nice exposure to capture such a wide range from light to dark.

The way to.....
by hajeka

Comment:
Interesting image, but for this challenge, I like it better scrolled up to hide the birds -- making the dashed line the main focus, contasting with the two horizontal lines. Enjoyable balance of tones.

Untitled
by JoshuaRaineyPhotography

Comment:
Bravo for letting the picture tell the story! Nice lighting, good composition, well thought out entry.

Double Beauty
by maggieddd

Comment:
Having the reflection be this subtle was an excellent artistic decision. Very beautiful composition.

Grazing for Two
by karenk

Comment:
I can't imagine how patient you must have been waiting and watching for this perfect pose. Deserves to be in the top ten.