RESULTS Mini Challenge # 325 - Converging Lines

Cavalier

Well, once again I had the Results post finished was previewing before posting when I hit the back arrow on the browser instead of Edit and lost all my work. Major DUH!

Thank you to everyone who entered the mini. All of the entries were on point (pun intended) and very well done.
So without further ado and at the risk of losing the results again, here is my take:

@grandmaR - Your Tallahassee capitol building photo is a different and cool take on the topic. And I really like the NJ railway station - it left me wondering if your sister's shot of you would also have converging lines of the opposite end of the station!
@JAG - The sense of speed in your second photo is exhilarating. And love the lines on the deck leading to a cutie!
@DavidRGillespie - The Yukon highway is a great example of convergence. I love the multiple lines and logs on the BW wooden bridge.
@Pegelli - Multiple sets of converging lines in your first entry are unexpected and wonderful. The reflection in your water convergence is amazing.
@sapphire73 - Once I realized that the dark band across the Luxembourg American Cemetery photos was actually a line of hills behind the trees, I could really appreciate the two converging line paths. Because the grave markers were so precisely the same height, the illusion of the 'dark band' fooled me. But then I can be easily fooled. Kudos on the great shot.
@bfluegie - I wanted so badly to congratulate you on getting converging lines with concentric circles. I know they aren't concentric circles - but a wonderful shot anyway! And the Hanalei Pier entry is spectacular.
@sarasphotos - The Córdoba, Spain entry is wonderful with the variety of textures and tones in the (what I think are) cobblestones. And I love the curved road in the Spring Hike photo.

Congratulations to everyone for some interesting and amazing shots. And the results are:

Third place is @DavidRGillespie for the Wooden Bridge. Great perspective, David.

Second place - is a tie between @Pegelli for the Netherlands Coastal photo and @sapphire73 for the Luxembourg American Cemetery
Two sets of converging lines at the coast of Zuid Beveland (Netherlands)

Luxembourg American Cemetery

First Place goes to @bfluegie for her Hanalei Pier entry. The varied converging materials make it an interesting structure with the wooden (left) side of the pier coming to a perfect point, accentuating the couple in the distance.

Congrats, Barbara - the baton passes to you.

grandmaR

Thank you for running a fun mini and for your kind comments. I don't remember what my sister's photo showed but I think it probably just showed the door of the train as we were getting off.

The Hanalei Pier is such a wonderful photo - it gives the converging lines a place to go.

JAG

thank you @Cavalier for a well run challenge and your comments. Congrats to the winner @bfluegie and the runner ups! Nice work everybody!

DavidRGillespie

Thank you @Cavalier for a great mini, and the third place. Congratulations to @bfluegie for first, and @pegelli and @sapphire73 for second. I loved everyone's images, and it was a real treat to see all the different takes on the subject.

sarasphotos

Congrats to all the winners and thank you to Jo @Cavalier for a well-run and interesting mini - your comments are always appreciated! Like @DavidRGillespie, I enjoyed the different takes on the subject.

bfluegie

Well, color me surprised... and completely unprepared. With all of the great entries, I didn't expect to top the list in this challenge so I didn't think ahead for a new idea. But give me a day or two and I should have one.
Jo, thanks for running a great challenge. As others have said, I really enjoyed all the different approaches to the theme. Congrats to @pegelli, @sapphire73, and @DavidRGillespie for placing.

pegelli

Congrats @bfluegie for winning this interesting challenge and to @sapphire73, and @DavidRGillespie for second and third place. And thanks to @Cavalier for my 2nd place, a wll run mini and your comments.