March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

A really popular technique in landscape photography is to lead the viewer’s eye to where you want them to look by using what are called “leading lines.” Just the way a photo of a stream naturally leads the viewer’s eye down the stream, that’s what you want to do with either man-made elements in your image (like a country road winding through a forest, or a picket fence that leads you to a lighthouse, or a dock that leads you out into a lake) or natural elements (like the lines on the top of a sand dune, or a row of trees, or a shoreline that leads you down the beach toward a large rock out in the water). If you do ...
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