Vanishing points can be defined when the object of your photo extends so far into the distance that it simply disappears (or comes close to disappearing). Additionally, the subjects “line” can disappear in to another frame of the photo, around a corner, or in to thin air (like a rainbow). Roads, paths, and trails that disappear into the distance are the most obvious and popular choice for vanishing point photos. So here are some great examples of vanishing point photography.
stone arch bridge minneapolis mn by Dan Anderson.
wanker lane, in the rain by mugley
Infinity by vulture labs
Long Way from the Gate to the Baggage Claim by Batikart
Carcinus Maenas by DanielKHC
Juan de Fuca Trail: Suspension Bridge by Brandon Godfrey
When Water Meets Color by Ben Heine
My last photo by Erroba
The new Calatrava’s bridge and the Science Museum: Blue and Magenta series by Salva del Saz
Tunnel to Infinity by fluxxus1
Right turn off of Sweetman’s Lane by joiseyshowaa
Deep blue: Speed by manganite
z podebrad station by fredtougas
Budapest by Panoramas
Paddington by martinturner
the rocking chair by Kris Kros
Untitled by soleá
Under the Berkeley Pier by PatrickSmithPhotography
Big Ben by Scott Baldock Photography
Long Road in Montana by Stuck in Customs
