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Week 3: Leading Lines, 2025

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“ You can leave your hat on ”

The world is full of lines but not many of them lead to something worthwhile. Took a scenic walk and spotted this on a fence post. Hope the kid came back and found it.
Taken with a Fujifilm X-H1 and a 7mm fisheye but cropped right in. Some adjustments on my phone to boost some colour and ...

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melissa Edited 3 months ago

Very original use of leading lines with a bit bit of a story and wonderment attached… Whose was the hat… What has happened?…?

Very original use of leading lines with a bit bit of a story and wonderment attached… Whose was the hat… What has happened?…?

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Sherry Hall Edited 3 months ago

The fence and the line of trees point beautifully to "somewhere" on the horizon. Beautiful colors.

The fence and the line of trees point beautifully to "somewhere" on the horizon. Beautiful colors.

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Glenn Cavadel Edited 3 months ago

Nice photo. I have a 10-20mm lens, but I don't like the results. I guess I need to work with it more to understand it's capabilities. I didn't think of this… more

Nice photo. I have a 10-20mm lens, but I don't like the results. I guess I need to work with it more to understand it's capabilities. I didn't think of this when I was making suggestions in the mini group, but now that I see the photo again, I wonder what it would like from a different angle, where the top two rails of the fence forms a V with the top 2 corners of the photo

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Jodie Orr Edited 3 months ago

This is a creative and engaging image, with strong leading lines drawing attention to the bright pink hat, which contrasts beautifully with the muted earthy tones. … more

This is a creative and engaging image, with strong leading lines drawing attention to the bright pink hat, which contrasts beautifully with the muted earthy tones.
The fisheye effect adds interest but slightly softens edge details.
A less tight crop maybe would’ve given a greater sense of place as well?
Overall, a thoughtful composition with great storytelling and effective use of lines!

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