Needs a bit more contrast and a little less brigthtness to make this have more depth.
Not a real strong contender for fitting the challenge in my opinion.
the flash gives this otherwise cute photo a very harsh look. the eyes seem a little 'lifeless', but thats probably just the angle, and i'm sorry, but i dont really see the leading lines here. sorry, but i'm gonna have to give you a 4.
This shot is quite flat probably because of the flash on the camera. Next time try not using the flash and using existing light (preferably window light but electric lights will work also if placed in imaginative spots and you set your white balance properly) Also, your subject is not in the most appealing of poses and the crop looks quite awkward. Shooting pets and not having it look like a snap shot is a task that takes much patience and trial and error...
TC
I'm afraid I've given you a 2. If you're someone who wants low scores explained, please PM me & I'll add an explanation to this comment. If you're not, just ignore me & I'll go away.
Call me crazy. I don't see anything here that would meet the definition of leading lines. I am dreadfully alergic to cats, so that may be coloring my impressionn.
a snapshot of your cat...while cute it does not fulfill the challenge. Leading Lines - meaning lines that lead the eye to a subject. The lines should be so clear they grab your eye and lead it directly to a specific subject.
leading lines are not a strong enough part of the composition. the range of colours/tones is not really wide enough for me giving a flat picture. Crop out all of the right hand side.
What a face he put on, indignified to say the least ;) you missed the lower part of the legs though, probably get voted down for that, very cute tabby cat, must be a character!
Great pose. Great look on his face. Your lines aren't very strong and if I didn't know better, I would never suspect leading lines was your compositional technique.
This shot just looks a bit too blah. The lighting is bad, and it looks like a shot you would see on ebay or from a disposable camera. There are also not any lines "leading" my eye anywhere.