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.