All Lines Lead to Jerusalem

Sometimes Gd is the Stylist 

This week I took lots of Leading Lines photos for the 52Frames challenge. It was pretty easy at two very Jerusalem sites, the Chords Bridge aka Bridge of Strings and the Train Park which follows the old, unused tracks which lead to Matan where I study each week.

With a healthy choice of Leading Lines photos to choose from, and the help of a small sub-group of framers, I chose this one of the String Bridge below.  After reading and digesting their praise for it straight from my simple Samsung J7 phone, I did absolutely no editing, not even the tiniest cropping. That's why it's so clear to me that I had Gd with me as the "stylist."

"All Lines Lead to Jerusalem"
The now iconic Chords Bridge aka Bridge of Strings designed by Santiago Calatrava always catches my eye. And for me it is always new. It was built 40 years after I moved to Israel.
It definitely features leading lines.

The "Rejects"

I had more good Leading Lines photos, and here are a few of them,* None have been either cropped or edited:

Do you agree with my choice?

*I had some technical problems and will add more Gd willing when I can.

All "Lined Up," 52Frames

For last week, the theme/challenge for 52Frames was "Lines," and with four or more leading lines, we could qualify for extra credit. Lines is actually an easier theme than many, and I took lots of pictures. I finally got myself down to just three:

and

"On The Road Home"
I managed to get a good seat in the front of the bus and kept on taking road shots. It's a good thing the window was clean...

Camera: Canon Canon IXUS 145
Location: Benjamin County, Israel

Critique: 52F-CC Regular
This photo qualifies for the "Extra Credit" challenge: "4+ Leading Lines"

Do you agree with my choice?