A Conversation
by glad2badad

Comment:
What a touching critter-to-human interaction. It is a sweet shot, but, forgive me, personally I have the impression that the "line" is a huge distraction. Perhaps if the fence had been captured as coming from either lower corner it would have been more effective? Because of the heaviness and centeredness of the fence line, I can award this no more than a four. I hope in the future you are able to capture the interaction of these two again because there appears to be some genuine whispering going on there.

The End
by Phocal

Comment:
I wonder how this would have looked with a portrait orientation - where more of the leaf could have built a longer, stronger line? Still, there is a nice terminal point and the added interest of the snail. Five from me.

mamtor
by Giles

Comment:
Looks like a neon snake. Six from me.

Morning on the Canal
by chalice

Comment:
For my personal taste, there is just a tad too much flare, but, most certainly, the leading lines are strong and effective. Seven from me.

g h o s t • t o w e r
by Ja-9

Comment:
Subtle but effective "line." The processing nicely accents the tank. Nine from me.

niche
by skewsme

Comment:
From the thumbnail, I thought this would be too discordant with limbs going every which way, but once opened and I saw the bird, it settled into a lovely organic harmony. A most complimentary texture and the vignette makes the center shine. Quite stunning actually. Ten from me.

bwstreet
by Kathyc

Comment:
When I saw those numbers on the mailbox, I reared back and adjusted my glasses! My road is very similar to this and just add a zero to make the numbers on mailbox. >>play Twighlight Zone music here<<

Seems like we rural folks are at a disadvantage when it comes to 'street photography' but each of us gave it a go. Valiant effort.

You Name It!
by snaffles

Comment:
Lo! Death Has Reared Himself

Unfinished opening line from Edgar Allan Poe's poem The City and The Sea

You Name It!
by wbanning

Comment:
'Twas a Night On the Edge of the Unknown


Great night/street shot.

"You Name It!"
by tryingtostayinfocus

Comment:
"The beady spider, the flower like a froth."

Excerpt from In White a poem by Robert Frost.

The composition and bokeh are most agreeable. Five.