Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines or curves generally have two purposes. One is to lead the viewer into the scene. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. It is most effective if they come in from the lower left because that is the natural direction humans visually scan a picture from so are easiest to pick up.

Wonderful leading lines from the classic perspective drawing greater attention to the walking woman.

Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by Xilebo:
Arghhh if you only skipped that pipe, love sceneries such as these...

Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by saiphfire:
I don't really see any leading lines

Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by Bud:
Excellent symmetry... it would be nicer if the woman was farther down the corridor.

Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by muur88:
nice composition. i think it could have used a bit more contrast to help pull out more of your stone's texture.

Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by Chinabun:
i wouldve liked this better if the woman was farther down at the end

Wykeham Walk
by bicray

Comment by tjbel05:
nice shot

Bass pipes - Base metal
by bicray

Comment by sfalice:
You made a beautiful composition out of this rather mundane group of objects. Glad you went looking, because it's a delight to look at. 10 of course.

Bass pipes - Base metal
by bicray

Comment by mahobbes:
I feel this would have been a better colour photo.

Bass pipes - Base metal
by bicray

Comment by RonBeam:
Very interesting abstract. I like it a lot!