Lead – In Lines:
Our eye naturally follow lines through a picture and it’s constantly looking for shapes and repetitions that it can latch on to. Use this fact in your compositions. A lead in line is a line, either literally or assumed which carries the eye through the picture. It could , for example be a hedge that starts off near the camera and then winds around fields before stopping at a farm, a winding road snaking through a hillside, or even furrows in a ploughed field.
To make a lead in line work, it really needs to end up at a subject(focal point)
Otherwise the eye simply trails off into the rest of the picture.
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