Line photography

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looking up at skyscrapers from the ground
Negative Space: How to Add Something with Nothing
the pyramid and other structures in front of it are black and white, with some light coming from them
two people are standing in the middle of a circular structure with light at the end
an airplane is flying through the air between two buildings
looking up at tall buildings in the city
a black and white photo of a piano with the keys slightly blurred away from the camera
looking up at some tall buildings in the city with yellow lights on them and windows
black and white photograph of traffic through a chain link fence at an overcast day
an arched bridge over a body of water with trees on the other side in black and white
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black and white photograph of an escalator in a subway station, taken from the bottom
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looking up at skyscrapers from below in black and white
several people walking across a crosswalk in the middle of the street with their shadows on the ground
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black and white photograph of an empty walkway
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an old train track with trees in the background
What are leading lines in photography?
Leading lines in photography are visual elements that guide the viewer's gaze through the image. These lines can be straight, diagonal, curved, or even implied by a series of objects or shapes. They are often used to create depth, draw attention to a specific focal point, or to enhance the overall composition of the photograph. By directing the viewer's eye along a path, leading lines help to convey a sense of movement, perspective, and narrative within the frame.