Principles of Design

Balance: Distribution of visual weight of objects.

Emphasis: Part of the design that catches the viewer's eye.

Movement: The path the viewer's eye takes through the work of art

(I swear I took this one on vacation last weekend)

Pattern: The repetition of an object or symbol all over a work of art.

Repetition: Pattern which makes a work of art seem active.

Proportion: Feeling of unity created when all sizes relate well with each other.

Rhythm: Repetition which creates a feeling of organized movement.

Variety: Use of several different elements of art to hold a viewer's attention.

Unity: The feeling of harmony between parts of a work of art.

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Low/High Key Portraits

All photos shot by me, edited by me ^_^ Subjects: 1: Anthony L 2&3: Pratham G

Part 1: - Did you use the rule of thirds? What did you emphasize, land or sky? - Yes, I tried to emphasize the sky. - What principles of design did you use and how? - Emphasis: Emphasized the clouds. Repetition: The parked cars repeat Variety: The cars, truck, houses, poles, and fence create variety. - What time of day was your image taken? Was it a good time to shoot or not? - This image was taken at 9:30 AM. It was a good time to shoot because of the pretty sky. - How did you use the foreground - background relationship? - The cars in the foreground work nicely with the houses and sky in the background. - Did you use the rule of thirds? What did you emphasize, land or sky? - Yes, I tried to emphasize the land. - What principles of design did you use and how? - Emphasis: I emphasized the tree. Balance: The tree is roughly symmetrical. - What time of day was your image taken? Was it a good time...

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