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| An up close shot of a door with many straight leading lines on it. |
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| The leading lines in this picture are at surface level on the windowsill. They lead to the outside of the window. |
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| This photo uses both leading lines and rule of thirds with the subjects on the right side.The main leading line can be seen on the left side; the top of the evacuation plan. But there are also other leading lines on the right side of the photo which lead to the two characters and the end of the hallway. I also like how depth is used in this photo (especially on the right side). |
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| In this picture the totem pole in the courtyard is shot in a way that uses leading lines to present the sky. |
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| Leading lines in this picture can be seen on the wall and the concrete behind the flowers. |
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| The angle at which this photo was shot from makes the leading lines seem like they all lead/end in one general area. The picture also makes the cabinets look as if they are decreasing in size as you travel farther along the table. |
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