Repetitive Pylons
by Heavy

Comment:
Feels a touch top heavy, which I think would be fixed by cropping a strip off from the top. Lovely rich colour within the water which contrasts with the faded weathered appearance of the wood.

Love of Strings
by JJacobson

Comment:
Lovely combination of shallow DOF and motion blur. I like the off-centred composition and the vivid red in the background.

Abstract Climb
by smokeditor

Comment:
Nice abstract using perspective lines and texture.

Along the Corridor
by mariomel

Comment:
Great use of light and shadow! Having just viewed a somewhat similar image (colonnade at side of building) which I felt was too centred I know find one where the centred composition works very strongly. Perhaps because, although the end point is centred, the image retains a strong sense of asymmetry. That's down to the full floor to ceiling nature of the pillars at the right and the reduced height of detail on the left.

Athenas Hallway
by zmaerd

Comment:
Immediate thought, which I'm sure is in every comment, is that this would benefit strongly from being rotated to correct the off-putting tilt. With strong vertical lines you really need to ensure that they are vertical within the frame itself. Might also benefit from cropping/ retaking such that the opening at the end is over to one side rather than right in the centre - my instinct would be to push it towards the right.

Going away ...
by smr78

Comment:
What an unusual image and very strong on use of vivid colours. Nice to see an interpretation of "vanishing point" that does use a point on the horizon but leaves the lines between foreground and vanishing point undrawn.

Early Fall
by jbsmithana

Comment:
Very strong lines and composition balanced well by row of tall trees in back right only.

Vanishing People
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Lovely use of what looks like low afternoon light. I'm not voting down for this in any way so the following point is about my preferences for this image as a whole rather than within the challenge but I do find that the width of the image emphasises the verticals rather than the lovely path. I wonder if a portrait or square format would emphasise the potentially strong leading lines of the path?

vanishing in suspension
by brunas

Comment:
Lovely curve down from one corner to the other. Black and white is nice but the toning is applied with too heavy a hand for my tastes.

Looking upwards
by p_johns

Comment:
Beautifully balanced composition and I like the contrast between curved and straight lines as well as wobbly ones in the reflection. Black and white enhances abstract nature of this architectural image.