Line photography

A good composition is essential to creating a remarkable shot. There are many composition tools that you can utilize to improve the composition of your photography. Leading lines is one such technique whereby the viewer's attention is drawn to the lines that lead directly to the main subject of the photograph. This post is a collection of some photographs that make great use of leading lines in their composition. As you will see, leading lines can be a wonderful composition tool when doing…

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One of the big challenges of landscape photography is incorporating elements into a landscape that you perhaps might prefer were not there. One of the common visual pollutants in our world is power lines running through pristine country. We think these photographers have made a great effort of incorporating power lines or even making them a dominant part of their compositions. Share your own efforts in the comments! Cincinnati - Mason Community 'Power - Nature & Man-Made' by David Paul…

I had in mind something to do with casting light through an object for today's photo. After looking around the house and trying various things I settled on these screws and nails.

Architectural cutlery captured by Darek Grabus. #photography #fork #shadow #light

Element: Lines. This image showcases many different lines. There are both horizontal and diagonal lines and there is variation in the spaces between the two sets of horizontal lines. The woman in the corner stands draws attention in the image due to her lack of straight lines, making her the focal point.

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“In Chicago, on Randolph Street in the summer, the sun in, I think, July, lines up with all the cross streets. This is one where I see the light doing all kinds of things and have to stop and wait. And this guy lined up perfectly.” An iPhone 7 Plus photo. All photos © Jason Peterson Not always, but often enough, Jason Peterson’s photography is a waiting game. Until it isn’t.