Hello there, friends. Is everyone having a good day?
It’s photo challenge time again, and this week it comes from Tina at Travels and Trifles. Tina has challenged us to post photos with ‘leading lines.’ A compositional element of photography, “leading lines carry our eye through a photograph. They help to tell a story, to place emphasis, and to draw a connection between objects. They create a visual journey from one part of an image to another and can be helpful for creating depth as well.” – Tina
I really had a good time with this one. I don’t know if I got it right in every photo, but it definitely challenged me and allowed me to look at my photos in a different light. I hope you enjoy my offerings for this week!
Possibly my favorite photo that I took on our last trip. This shot was snapped on the grounds at Rait Castle, located near Inverness, Scotland.

Photo taken (I think) on the B851, a funky, single-track road, near Farr, Scotland.

This photo was rather unremarkable to me until I changed it to black and white. At the end of the road is Kildrummy Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Photo of the Forth Bridge in South Queensferry, Scotland.

Photo taken in beautiful Milton Woods near Farr, Scotland.

In Inverness, Scotland. You can see the Greig Street Bridge in the distance.

Mr. C striking a pose in front of the doorway to Dirleton Castle in East Lothian, Scotland.

And now for something outside of Scotland…our cruise ship as it pulled into port in Puerto Rico.

On beautiful Half Moon Cay, Bahamas.

And last, Mr. C’s parents, hand-in-hand, walking back to our cruise ship after a day of exploring. Awww 🙂

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Have a fabulous week, friends. See ya again soon.
Cheers,

Some fabulous pictures here!
Thanks. 🙂
Lovely pics dear. You did a great job!
XOXO Reni
Thank you. I appreciate the compliment!
Great collection. I especially like the black and white. Amazing what drama in a photo a simple change from color to b&w can achieve.
I agree. It changed the whole look and feel of the photo. 🙂
beautiful photographs as always 🙂
Thanks so much. 🙂
Beautiful leading lines here! Great capture of the Forth Bridge; I was there fall, 2019. The leading line of the cruise ships is very cool.
Thanks, Amy. 🙂
These are terrific Wendy. Did you compose them naturally, without having learned it as a “technique”? If so you Have An enviable natural talent!!
Some no, some sort of. I only recently learned about the technique but I wasn’t sure I really understood it. This challenge has helped me recognize lines better. Love these challenges!
Lovely selection of photos!🙂
Thank you very much. 🙂
Nice set, Wendy. You have a good eye!
Thanks! 🙂
Love these Wendy! Your shots are always so crisp and full of color! I sometime turn mine into black and white as well – sometimes they just look better. Well done!
Thank you for your sweet compliment, Pam.
Just beautiful! Our village photography group had a “leading lines” challenge a few months ago. I think it might have been when we were in Scotland.
Your photo of the Forth Bridge – I think I know the spot. There’s a great pub with good grub there, just under the bridge. I snuck out during dinner with the cousins to take a sunset photo.
Fun! I love that Scotland seems to be a place that often bridges the gap between people who live so far from one another. I encounter so many people on here who know the exact places that I post about. 🙂 You’ll have to share that sunset photo sometime.
Spectacular colour – vibrant. It feels like I could easily slip through the computer monitor directly over to Scotland.
Ah, if only we could! 😀
Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Great lines in all. Well done.
Thank you for your kind words. 🙂
Hi, Wendy. Fabulous set of images. You’ve “nailed” every one! Perfect for the challenge.
Whew, I wasn’t sure about a couple of them. Thank you for your kind reply. 🙂
Really great photos! The Inverness shots bring back memories!
Thank you so much. <3
Lovely leading lines, Wendy.
Thank you, Ruth. 🙂
Fantastic shots, Wendy 👏
I appreciate the compliment, Jez.
Absolutely perfect! All of them show brilliant leading lines – and my favorite is the last image. Very special!
You’re sweet, Leya. Thank you. 🙂
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Wow! These photos are amazing! My two favorites are the first one with the stone fence and the black and white road leading to the castle.
Thank you so much. I was amazed how different the Kildrummy Castle photo looked when made black and white.
Gorgeous, Wendy!
Thanks, Wendy! 😀
I would say you did pretty well with the lines 😉
Gorgeous pictures and amazing places to visit!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words! 🙂
I just love all of these!! The ones of Scotland make me want to have the chance to return. Some many gorgeous places to see!
Hopefully someday soon you will! 🙂