To the Opera
by NoellaSue

Comment:
Nice catch, curves are great. Maybe missing some contrast.

Hike to the Hills
by paulm

Comment:
The essence of a dynamic composition. Leading line well understood. The image can improve a lot by getting rid of the negative spaces : sky add nothing, grass on the right side add nothing. Crop that and you'll get a powerful end point located at top 2/3 of the frame, + the horizon line at top third. Keep going, good start.

Misty Morning
by ZorbaTheGeek

Comment:
Beautiful image, very soft. Nice tones. Crop could have been tighter, losing maybe 10-15% of the right side, eliminating the white thing at horizon level, and shifting the end of the ramp more at 2/3 of the frame. Two dust speckles on top, left of the middle. Horizon is tilt a little bit. You have in hands what can be a perfect image, in need of little adjustments.

the bike path
by slickshooter

Comment:
Simple and effective, this is exactly what the challenge was supposed to be : a leading line pointing to the subject. Would have prefer less sky tho, to put more emphasis on the subject. I sense the sky do not add value to the picture. Having the camera closer to the road could have been fun too.

Angles and Light
by Jutilda

Comment:
Very nice picture, well done depicting the atmosphere, the mood. In relation to the challenge tho, hard to get.

I love geomotry, every single angle
by AndyGT

Comment:
Nice concept. There something overdone to my taste, dont know if its the saturation or the red which is plugging....

apple pi
by shenanigans

Comment:
The numbers catch my eye more than the apple....

10th grade, 1st period: Geometry sucks, Tommy rocks
by tinky2

Comment:
Loved the concept.... well done!

Tools of Yesterday
by Transit

Comment:
I love the warm tones in there, make the picture looks «old school» but modern at the same time.

The Old Steel Bridge
by trailwalker

Comment:
Its a good start, now i guess a better use of the rule of 3rd and having it done darker would have been more stunning...