Leading Lines – Photography Composition
This post is part of our Rules of Composition in Photography series.
The use of lines can be used to direct the viewers attention to the subject of your photograph. These lines can be straight, diagonal, wavy, or any other creative variation. Just be aware that they may also lead away from the photography subject.

Follow the light..seems no one has for quite some time. by Ed Frazier

Mossy Road by jillyspoon

Leading lines by Marisa DiFillippo

The man on the bridge by Francesco Pappalardo

water drops by Vincent Lock

Left or Right... Not straight by Gary Simmons

Ladri di biciclette. by Matilde Zacchigna

Seconds Of Frozen Time by Martin Gommel

Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial by Rob Hogeslag

Blue Rail by Evan Leeson

woosh by catherine

Leading Lines by Helen Adilia Arceyut Frixione

flowing lines by Art Crimes

Leading Lines by Tim Peters

Housekeeping by Mark

Wiggle by Adam Piggott

Metro Blur by Jimmie Perkins

The Rinse by Phil Gibbs

Mark as subject of the "Leading Lines" assignment by Hubert K

Walking Champs-Elysées by Nicolai Kjærgaard

Radial contrails and leading lines by Tim Haynes

Leading Lines & Symmetry by Kevin Harber

Mackerel Sky by Jon McGovern

first shot by Nick Fletcher

Sunrise on the Boardwalk by Arturo Donate

Almost Home by Per Foreby
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3 Comments on "Leading Lines – Photography Composition"
Fantastic photos! Photos from which I can learn!
Best regards, and Merry Christmas.
Oscar el Mexicano
Excellent article and I love the fine collection of images! Here is one of my own:
http://kerstenbeckphotoart.wordpress.com/2011/06/23/mission-basilica-san-diego-de-alcala/
Regards, Erik
Kerstenbeck Photographic Art
I hv a great passion in photographing, thus i love the page n appreciate the organiser