The focus is off. The lines are too blurry, while the far background is in focus, giving it the dominance in the photo, rather than your subject.

I like it!
Good job

really looks like a tilt shift .. reminds me of the ranches in Wisconsin great capture

Sorry, have to disagree with some of you...the topic is 'leading lines'...the leading lines are so OOF...I'm not drawn to a subject...the DOF leads my eye to the left of the image, not towards the upper right as the lines (once found) would indicate....

James..are you a left handed?

Thanks, itsmymoment! I knew I couldn't be the only one who understood what the contest goal was, here!

Left handed has nothing to do with it. The horizon line tilts down to the left, leading the eye over to the too-much-in-focus group of trees over there, which over dominate the supposed intended goal of the out-of-focus leading fence lines up to the right.

@MossyB: Yes!..left or right handed does have something to do with this. Its how fascinating how the right and left brain works..don't you know that..? Each dominance side of the brain see things differently. Hence, to avoid more confusions and argument i've changed this photo and i'm welcoming your comments.

I must be really confused because I am right handed but left eye dominant. I do some thing left handed too lol I didn't see the last image but I like the leading line of the fence. It would have been nice if there was a cow or horse or something rural at the end of the leading line

Great photo! It leads the eye right up to the plane, almost as if that is what it was designed to do.

How long did you have to wait for the plane to go by?

They were doing a pretty regular flypast.

wow .. very awesome click

A beautiful sunset, and Krashd, this is not a 'click' It's a well thought out and composed photograph.