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Leading Lines; Direct The Viewer’s Eye:
If there is any wind, long shutter speeds will make this a challenge, however. When I shot the stunning flowers in Keukenhof Gardens near Amsterdam (#4) I had to wait for a lull in the wind to get a shot sharp from foreground to background. This was one of the most compelling leading line photographs I’ve taken because not only is the graphic design strong but the colors are outrageous.
Line And Light
Standing on a bridge overlooking Avalanche Creek in Glacier National Park (#8), the leading line of the river did the same thing as the long shadows in the previous examples. It brings our eye into the rest of the image. This is a powerful compositional method that is used to create a strong picture.
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To order back issues (Volumes 3,5,6,7,9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17)
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