John Holbrook
Well-Known Member
Thursday’s Task: Leading lines landscapes. My examples below:
Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
Great Basin National Park, NV
Moulton Barn, Mormon Row, Grand Teton National Park, WY
Beautiful and fitting examples for today's Task. My favorites are your first two images––good composition and great captures!An ephemeral leading line from SW England
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Now 2 very solid and lasting leading lines
Hadrian's Wall about 15 miles East of my house
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St Michael's Mount SW England with the visitors walking back over the causeway before the incoming tide strands them on the island.
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A tiny jetty on a Scottish Loch. I keep meaning to go and shoot here in the Autumn but something always seems to get in the way. View attachment 57048
St. Mary's lighthouse on the NE English coast. Ken
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Beautiful images Alan, I especially favor your last capture—stunning imalge with the highlighted waves leading the eye to the gorgeous sunset. The first image’s (drone?) viewpoint works well revealing its leading lines—good image!All of these were shot in Oregon.
North Fork of the Siuslaw River:
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Carl Washburne State Park:
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The Sixes River near Cape Blanco:
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North Fork Road near Florence:
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Eiler Creek at Harris Beach State Park:
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Michael, great images for this Task—I especially favor the last image’s curved road disappearing into the gorgeous landscape—wonderful color. I like the first image’s centered dock leading line to the background. Nice. Thank you for your kind observation of the intro slide—I try to keep it interesting.John, I love how the original sign was discarded in your intro slide to make room for the new one. Nicely done!
Lake Isabella, CA
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Yokohl Valley, Tulare County, CA
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Inyo County, CA, right on the northern boundary of Death Valley National Park.
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Thanks John - images #1 and #3 are both drone images.Beautiful images Alan, I especially favor your last capture—stunning imalge with the highlighted waves leading the eye to the gorgeous sunset. The first image’s (drone?) viewpoint works well revealing its leading lines—good image!
Very nice Rick. Good viewpoint in your composition—with the onlooker pictured!Tonto National Forest, Scottsdale, Az
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Craig, I absolutely love the magnificent middle image—perfect! Nice snowy road in your first image and good composition; the last image’s colors and composition are also well captured—nice image.A tiny few. I don't seem to have many because I'm always trying to put a foreground element in.
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Ben, love the last image’s colors, reflection, composition/viewpoint—this image and the Virgin River landscape (love the colors) are my favorites, but all are very, very nice!
Kyle, happy to see your Monument Valley image again––too many leading lines to count! A very, very nice image! I love the subtle color of the frozen Lake McDonald and subtle leading line as well. Gorgeous! Of course your beautiful Wave image is perfect for this Task––and why not include it!1) A recent one from Monument Valley...
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2) Frozen Lake McDonald
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3) And at the Wave - because why not?
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The Eastern Sierra image is perfect for this Task—and a perfect image and my favorite image as well. Love it! The Oregon coastal image is very, very nice in composition and limited color palette. The Monument Valley is also an interesting addition and what a leading line too!A few from me.
Monument Valley
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Eastern Sierra
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Oregon Coast
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