Monday, 30 January 2012

Lead in Lines

Lead in lines is used in photography to attract a viewers eye.

Lead in lines are lines within a photograph in which a viewers eye is attracted to a line & draws you to a object within the image at the end of this imaginary line. It takes you from the frame to the main point of interest.

Lead in lines can be anything whether it be a wall, path, road or a linear man made structure. 


Here is an example:


This picture as is a clear example of lead in lines. The line is represented by a path, the viewers eye follows the path to the shed to the side of the path & the trees at the end of the path. This attracts interest from the viewers eyes & makes it a more intriguing picture to look at.

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