Tiles
by amber

Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines or curves generally have two purposes. One is to lead the viewer into the scene. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. It is most effective if they come in from the lower left because that is the natural direction humans visually scan a picture from so are easiest to pick up.

Some images do not have to fit the traditional rules to work and be effective. In your case the lines themselves make for a wonderful abstract composition.

Sound and Vision
by amber

Comment by muckpond:
beautiful

Tiles
by amber

Comment by CLarson557:
Neat picture. Lines everywhere. I like the pattern and the varying colors. Well done....10

Interdimensional Visitor
by amber

Comment by RKT:
This was so cool Amber...shoulda done much better IMO...it actually meets the challenge....{{{sigh}}}

Tiles
by amber

Comment by tjbel05:
wicked cool

I climbed Everest for this challenge!
by amber

Comment by lentil:
this is a very cool idea. Get it "cool". hehe. sorry bad sense of humor. I like the idea, looks a little too blue but sometimes that is a good thing

Flawed.jpg
by amber

Comment by lentil:
i love this, is it made out of wood? It looks like flowers we get here that are meant for drawers (they smell nice) but they are wooden. Very nice

waterfall-blue-copy.jpg
by amber

Comment by lentil:
that waterfall looks as though it is just a fine rain, sort of like misty rain. Do you know the one i mean? I like waterfall shots and this one is great

Sound and Vision
by amber

Comment by dragonlady:
graphically and visually appealing shot!

Interdimensional Visitor
by amber

Comment by bucket:
Love the specks of light in the eyes..great mystery here created with the levels..good take on the challenge.