Which of these two images are better?

[pfgroa]

the first. It's much easier to follow the diagonal rather than the line that goes straight into the picture. It's almost like one doesn't even look at the hills on the second because you're at the end of the photo right away.

[Silverz]

Thanks for all the replys, it seems like the results are mixed

I am not fully happy with any of the 2 images but my main aim was to find out what would represent a better composition when shooting shots like this with a road or path as the main line leading into it.
My first thoughts were that the first one is better and based on the comments recieved here my opinion remains unchanged

[Trevinla]

you didn't happen to take a third shot?? Low like the first but in the position of the second?

[MihadAli]

2nd one. Not a pro and a very very amateur photog.

let me rephrase I am not a pro and am a very very amateur photog. :-)

[kurtwall]

I prefer the second shot. The hill on the left balances the path on the right. In addition, the path leads my eyes through the shot.

But I'm just a newbie hack...

[plangereis]

When I first looked at these photos I thought two different lenses were being used. Is that the caase. I only say this because the size difference in the cloud pattern, and the relationship of the line running down the hill on the right (it seems oriented differently in each photo). Having said this, I like the first one as I find the road in the second photo leads your eye too quickly to the back of the photo, and there is no suggestion of a curve in the road, while the suggestion (or the possibility) of a curve to lead your eye to the hill area remains. I hope this makes sense. Nice shots, though.