This creates a sense of three-dimensionality to your otherwise flat photograph. Paper is flat, your monitor is flat, but through leading lines you can take us "into" the frame visually.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Leading Lines
Diagonal lines are especially dynamic. Use them to lead the viewer to the subject, guide the viewer across the frame or create “vanishing points”
This creates a sense of three-dimensionality to your otherwise flat photograph. Paper is flat, your monitor is flat, but through leading lines you can take us "into" the frame visually.
This creates a sense of three-dimensionality to your otherwise flat photograph. Paper is flat, your monitor is flat, but through leading lines you can take us "into" the frame visually.
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