" Leading Lines are simply lines, real or perceived, that come out from the edges of your frame, and guide the viewer into your story. Picture a road stretching out before you, long roots of a tree guiding you towards the main trunk, or even outstretched arms of a loved one asking for a hug!"
"Leading lines are a powerful tool to guide the viewer's eye into the frame, creating depth and perspective while drawing attention to your main subject. Leading lines don't have to be straight; they can come in from the corners (ideally) or any edge of your frame. You could have one leading line, or many in a single frame."
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