Which line to go ??
by josaa

Comment:
What intriguing places, but I'm just not sure about the effect applied. For me personally, the image is visually jangling with the shards of light and the tangle of grass. Sorry, a two from me. However, the signs seem to have lots of texture and might be worth revisiting to explore that aspect.

Rolling Hills
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
This setting looks dreamy and calm. Has an Orton Effect been applied or have those endorphins kicked in by now and you've managed to captured that sedating haze via the camera lens? I like the anchor of the colorful riders in the front, yet the main leading line (the road) is supported secondarily by the trickling of riders - both carry on purposefully to the horizon. Six.

Bad Luck
by giantmike

Comment:
Color seems to be a good choice here. And, the focus is clearly on the crack across the double yellow line. I'm not sure there is much interest here, though. Sorry, three.

peripheral vision
by mitalapo

Comment:
For me, this is too discordant: no direct leading line(s), the cracked plaster wall acts as barrier to the eye; the fellow on the left appears distorted. The girls, however seem to be having fun! Sorry, two.

islands
by jmritz

Comment:
I think this is water and dirty snow on asphalt? The leading line points the viewer towards something that is rather nondescript and unattractive. The debris on the ground - over which you have no control - trashes (pun intended) the intent of the leading line by drawing the eye to the right of the image. One from me. To improve this concept, I would suggest selecting a line leading to something more attractive - even if it is something you stage - and to make sure there is no detritus to distract from that line.

Under The Boardwalk
by jrphoto

Comment:
The grid of light squares is appealing. The overall texture feels too granular for my personal taste. The beams are imposing and arrest the eye from going further into the infinity sight line. Three. My apologies, I don't know what to say about improving the composition of this because the structure looks tight in its bulky sturdiness which probably hinders approaching this from a different angle.

Energy
by Cuttooth

Comment:
For me, too many crisscrossing lines and, compositionally, while well balanced, there is a sense that too much is crammed into this image. Perhaps if just the wind turbines or just the electrical high lines had been the subject, it might be a more successful shot. Sorry, but a three from me. Like the electric sky, though - the B&W conversion gives a very shocking feel - apropos with the subject material.

peaceful walk
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Over sharpened for my personal taste, and I'm not feeling a strong line. Perhaps a color version would have helped define the walkway and make the plants near the mouth of the tunnel seem less invasive? Four from me. Looks like a lovely place though.

destination unknown
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
The strong lines on the ground are effect but, for me, the busyness of the roof structure is very distracting. Perhaps a lower PoV would have minimized the impact of the roof? Four from me.

Till the sea ends
by the_rkp

Comment:
While it is a fairly classic something-jutting-into-the-sea shot, I still am dazzled by the green sea and darkly brooding sky. Five