Spanning Time
by LucidLotus

Comment:
lovely masterful etc. A perfectly composed image - I like the bright foliage in front shich draws the viewers eyes forward while the strong lines of the bridge suck you back - a nice tension is set up.

Straight up
by joaquin

Comment:
wow - a critter with his own leading lines - I like it

Leader of the pack
by neeneefortwo

Comment:
The leading lines work - they point straight to the man - why is he so interesting? because he has a bandage on his knee? Bright sun is soo hard to work with. Getting the exposure right for the sun and the shade. your shade looks perfect but that leaves your subjects over exposed ("blown out"), maybe it sould have been better to expose for the sun and let the shaded areas be too dark, the background is less important to this scene.

Bridge
by Mona

Comment:
wow - double leading lines - without the wonderful shadows this might be a boring shot but those somewhat undecided shadows seem to agrue with the unstraight railings to convince my eyes to travel accorss the brigde. nice.

Lighthouse Hill
by Stagolee

Comment:
foreground is murky - perhaps there are too many elements in the composition I like the murky mysterious forground, I like the swirly eater in your leading line. I like the lighthouse on the hill with the clouds but one does not lead to the other and the two halfs dont seem to go together. also is it tilted ever so sligtly to the left?

"The Toolshed"
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
ouch - easy on the sharpening -

Pipes in the Sun
by neophyte

Comment:
excellent leading lines - the pipes lead the viewers eyes into the photo and that sproingy thing catches your eye and brings it back for another look - a useful thing especially in the speed challenge where one the eye gets led off the edge of the image the brain sayd "Done, nest picture please"

Smok'n Dream
by filmguya

Comment:
This is an excellent image in every way mood, culture, lighting, composition. I gave it a 10. It should have placed higher.

Natural abstract
by pitsaman

Comment:
gasp!

In a world of his own
by dr3amz

Comment:
why not crop off some of the left? A centered subject is less dynamic than an off center one. We are less interested in where he has been (soace behind him) than where he is going (space in front of him). If he is off center it will appear more like he is moving along with those giant steps.