You have 7 days to create a photo that uses lines coming in from the edges of your frame (ideally corners, but doesn’t have to be), in order to draw the viewer’s attention to the main part of your photo.
Leading lines are one of the most powerful compositional tools in photography. Leading lines are lines that come into your frame from an edge, ideally a corner, that directs the viewer’s eye towards your scene or main subject. It’s like an arrow that says, “Look here! This is what I want you to see!” 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!
