Saturday, November 22, 2014

Framing

This photo is showing a house but the small hole gives you a narrow perspective as to what you're looking at form a distance.
This photo also shows many frames that allows different parts of the photo to be shown. It gives an interesting point of view.
This photo also uses another natural frame and look pretty cool. It shows the darkness of one view looking towards the bright and amazing city.
This photo seems to be an example of one that needs a frame and doesn't use one. It would give the photo more of  an interesting and cool view.

This photo is a prime example of what pictures with a natural frame could look like.







Leading Lines

This photo is using amazing detail of curved lines and it gives off an aspect of how it could be used and effectively made in a picture. 
This photo uses vertical lines effectively and shows what the lines do in a picture that could use it right.
This photo uses the horizontal lines on top of the ceiling effectively to have an abstract picture that uses a lot of detail.
This photo shows some s-figured lines that allows some of  the features of the desert and the sand look cool.

This photo is giving off a leading line that draws the viewer to what is going on into the horizon.


Balance

This picture particularly gives off a formal form of balance because the windmills are spinning and moving along with each other.
This photo is a form of informal balance because the pawns may have quantity over the queen but the queen means more than any of the pawns.
This photo gives off a form of formal balance because the water and the droplets seem peaceful and symmetrical to whats going on.


This photo doesn't have any balance to do with the photo in itself. 

This photo shows a form of informal balance because the egg itself is balanced upon a platform but there is a different variety of colors that envelops it.


Rule of Thirds

The rule of thirds is shown here because the man rowing the boat is off to the right side and the picture shows a broad view of the landscape. 
The lighthouse is also giving a rule of thirds and gives an aspect to the whole picture.
The man and the boat are to the side of the picture and is following the rule of thirds to show what he is looking at and where he's headed.
The tree is a prime example of  the rule of thirds because it is in a view that shows everything that's happening in the background and not just the tree itself.
This is a prime example of the rule of thirds because the small island is off to the right side showing everything around it too.








Visual Center of Interest

This photo is an example of a visual center of interest because the photo shows the trees as the main focus.

This photo doesn't show a visual center of interest because the observer wouldn't know whether the clouds/ sky is the central view or the flower.
This photo gives off a visual center of  interest because the photo shows a beautiful butterfly in its abstract view.
This photo is an example of a visual center of  interest because the photo is shows the bird in a central point of view.
This photo is also an example of a visual center of interest because it shows the cat's face and eyes in close-up view.





Fill the Frame




This photo fills the frame because it shows the peacock and its body enveloping the whole frame.

This photo fills the frame because the fireworks gives a broad and colorful view of whats happening in the picture.

This photo is colorful and shows a lot of bright colors to make a variety of ideas come together.
     
This photo doesn't fill the frame because it shows the tiger's face and features up-close and personal view.

This photo fills the frame and gives off an abstract view.