Fishing trawler heading back out to sea at dusk..the leading lines I saw were the two jetties: one on left and one on horizon..voters may not agree that there are enough lines, but I did like the shot a lot..cropped, cloned out a small skiff on the right, levels, greyscale and then duotone, unsharp mask, and curves.
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Like the tones you chose and the capture. The subject is too centered for my tastes and the staight horizontal lines across the image do not lead to the subject with the exception of the bit of land with the lighthouse(?) that does point directly to the the boat. A less subtle use of leading lines may have worked more for me.
I love scenes like this -- the boat -- the rocks on the shore -- the water. I'm having a little trouble connecting with the leading lines, but I really love this picture anyway. 7
Man, this REALLY needs leveling of the horizon. It's a critical falw in this shot. The noise police will hammer you on this, but I like the texture of it. In your conversion you might have tried for more luminosity. However, all that said I don't really see a leading line here.
This is a very nice shot; I like the coloring and the overall composition. However, I feel like a complete idiot, because I am not seeing "leading lines" in it. Lines- yes, lines leading my eyes somewhere - no.
Wait a minute! There is an inferred line between the rock structure on the bottom left and the thingymijiggy out in the water on the right. This causes the eyes to go right past the boat. If it was intentional, excellent shot, but I bet some voters will "miss" it. If it was not, well . . .
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