Oooooooo one of my top of the week! Well, my comment given to you during voting gives you some idea.....
Of course it meets the challenge.
The composition using B&W adds focus to the leading line. Cropping a leading line in the center of the photo usually doesn't work as well as cropping in to the side but the perfect symety here makes it work wonderfully.
Simple yet effective! In my top 10 of the week! Your cropping is spo on. The lightness of the walkway contrasts well with the dark brush around it and keeps your focus on the path. 8
Interesting idea...I think it would work better for this topic if the path ended more in the middle of the shot. This format draws your eye into and through and out of your shot instead of leading your eye into a subject. I like the black and white but think it would be better with more contrast.
I am getting to be a sucker for the b&w outdoor shots. Would like to see a bit more detail in the wood. The lighting seems to have washed it out just a bit. Nice composition
since the leading line is also the main feature in this composition, It would have benefited from a wider range of tones on it. good use of negative space.
Good image. Composition is good and the toanl range is good - maybe a little darker in the center foliage. The line takes me into a mysterious place. Good job. (By the way, where is this? Any chance it is at the Heard Museum in Texas? There is a path like this and I saw someone there on Sunday who was taking many shots about Lines.)
this is a good photo of a line, but it doesn't lead to a subject of a point of interest... in this photo, the line is the subject rather than being supportive of the subject... - setzler
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