A line of big rocks marks the approach to this famous landmark just outside of Moab. I used a low vantage point to make them into a leading line that pulls the eye diagonally into the image from the lower left hand corner. The big butte of Castle Rock becomes its target at the upper right. The entire thrust of Castle Rock, which actually resembles a massive castle, rumbles through the middle of the image from right to left, eventually reaching a pair of tiny pinnacles. A brown ridge at left provides a third leading line, echoing the thrust of those rocks at its entrance. All of these leading lines help the eye move into and through the image. It is up to us to make sense out of them.
