Take Off
by karmat

Comment:
According to the arrows, he's goin' the wrong way! :-P How did you turn this B/W? Your tonal range is kinda flat and needs contrast. Nice overall composition though!
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Property Line
by The Eskimo

Comment:
This is a good example of leading lines attempting to be the subject, but something here seems lacking to me. I think it's what Ansel Adams would call your 'bald headed sky'. A more dramatic (spelled cloudy) sky would make this a much better shot. Do I see a reshoot in the future?
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Poser
by gothgirl83

Comment:
This shot is quite flat probably because of the flash on the camera. Next time try not using the flash and using existing light (preferably window light but electric lights will work also if placed in imaginative spots and you set your white balance properly) Also, your subject is not in the most appealing of poses and the crop looks quite awkward. Shooting pets and not having it look like a snap shot is a task that takes much patience and trial and error...
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Let's fly a Kite
by Xilebo

Comment:
Cute shot! I bet your getting comments about only having one leading line... Wonder if people are counting the tail of the kite? :-P
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Lines Leading Nowhere
by GeneralE

Comment:
And lines leading no where fit in a leading lines challenge by...
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The Man on the Phone
by redmoon

Comment:
Radial blur technique? Different!
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Midnight Flight Into Anchorage
by fifield

Comment:
Awesome shot, but your lines don't lead anywhere...
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Tennis Anyone?
by Pooba

Comment:
I believe this is a different compositional technique. Your lines don't really lead anywhere but they do give texture to the shot!
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Line to the Lady
by toddhead

Comment:
She only has half a foot...
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Underground Line
by Manic

Comment:
Awesome what putting the camera so low to the ground will achieve! You have some apparent distortion on the top corners. Is this because of a fish eye lens or trick of the perspective in a place with out a squared off ceiling?
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