Leading Lines is a composition technique that uses natural or man-made lines in a scene to guide the viewer’s eyes toward the main subject or to make the lines themselves the subject of the photo. These lines can be straight, curved, or meandering and are often found in elements like rivers, roads, fences, or seashores. This technique creates a sense of movement and direction from a beginning point to an end point, drawing the viewer into the scene and emphasizing its depth and focus.