Where the eagles are
by jgirl57

Comment:
Thank you for that bird

look before
by posthumous

Comment:
I like how the lines in his shirt almost match the ones in the siding, making him seem somewhat transparent

islands
by jmritz

Comment:
Ha. Yes. Leads right to the lump of ice

Horseshoe Park
by hahn23

Comment:
A beautiful view. Not a particularly good example of leading lines

Le Clocher
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Based on location and pp'g, I'm going to guess this is Margaret's entry. If not, take that as a compliment.

This is a beautiful location for sure, with lovely light and glow. But it suffers from what so many entries in this challenge do, the lines lead to nothing. For me, "leading lines" is only half the equation. They must lead somewhere or to something at the end of them, to reward the viewer. In the case of this image, there seems to be a small arch, which is mostly in the dark. That is not rewarding enough for me. A couple kissing. A beach ball. A bird landing. A dog walking. Something.

A Conversation
by glad2badad

Comment:
Finally, a leading line with reward at the end of it! On the other hand, half the image (and the "line") is blurry and quite uninteresting...

Springtime in Chenonceau
by LevT

Comment:
The only thing better would have been the pooches reflected in the water :)

the new colossus
by daisydavid

Comment:
Magnificent textures and colors. I love the lean of the pier, and the shadows of the birds. Not your usual leading lines, though

mamtor
by Giles

Comment:
Gorgeous. Classic.

Till the sea ends
by the_rkp

Comment:
So many things competing for my attention - the sky, the water, the structures, the pier. I think selecting one of these major elements, and toning down the detail of the rest might have made where to look easier