Once A Pier
by Refocused

Comment by bvoi:
I can't find where the point of focus is. The picture seems like is framed a bit too tight.

Once A Pier
by Refocused

Comment by popdeepop:
Someone may rebuild. This is deserted.

A Place To Rest
by Refocused

Comment by karmat:
To me, I think flipping the shot horizontally so that the eyes are led left to right would have made it stronger

A Place To Rest
by Refocused

Comment by muckpond:
needs more contrast. this seems overly gray and dull.

A Place To Rest
by Refocused

Comment by SandyP:
This is just so cool! It's simple, but so strong as far as leading lines, and so interesting with the birds perched there at the end. I love this.

Once A Pier
by Refocused

Comment by rox_rox:
Likes like where I live. Different lighting and possibly, another angle might have made it better.

Once A Pier
by Refocused

Comment by apprentice:
Neat angle. The photo appears to lean to the right, was it deliberate?

Once A Pier
by Refocused

Comment by jnthn205:
geeze what happened to it? w/e it was i like it!

A Place To Rest
by Refocused

Comment by ourwebstop:
The title made me search for the meaning, the old piers guided me to it. I like this one.

A Place To Rest
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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.

Very creative and effective way to direct attention to the birds.