Inside the Piano
by Marjo

Comment:
The 'horizontal' lines take over the 'vertical' ones so that the effect of vanishing lines is hardly seen.

Convergence
by t_online

Comment:
It would be even better if
a) lines were going even further, to show more of them, and going even closer to oneanother
-or-
b) you took the pic more horizontally (would give simillar effect to a)
but I love the originality of idea and quality. You score very high in my ranks

Don't fence me in.
by s2fraser

Comment:
Less focus on the horse, more focus on the fence would make this pic much better. And maybe a bit too light. But the idea is GREAT.

Poof - Into thin air
by Tikicharm

Comment:
the car is indeed running out of the picture, but does that make it vanish? I think the place, composition and quality could have been better.

Up Into the Mist
by peecee

Comment:
I really like the shot. There are no parallel lines, but then your interpretation is more of a vanishing point to me, than just neverending street/railway/path (you name it). This in fact is vanishing for me.
If anything - the air could be either clearer (and bluer) or even more foggy and misty. But hey, we only have a week for that.
I hope you rate as high as I did you :)

Old Port
by belette

Comment:
the lines are there, the composition is ok, the idea is fine, but something is wrong with the picture. It's too grey and sad (no life) and something seems to be missing (maybe the life itself)

The end of the line
by colda

Comment:
Putting the big crayon closer to the 'focused' area could have done a bit better effect. Maybe at some 'cool' angle.
I love the line 'vanishing' in the corner. It's just the swiss emblemas on the big one that is a bit scarry :)

MiniMe
by christo

Comment:
You have a top score from me. Great picture.

Oops...
by paynekj

Comment:
How high can the poo take you?
Quite high I guess. I love the idea. dof could be a bit deeper but is still good for that very picture.
Keep smiling :)

I shall call him... MiniMe
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
Great picture. The stillness of the big cat, and the trembble of the tiny one. Great picture.