Category: Composition

The butter knife draws in the viewer’s attention to center of the slice of bread.

Birds. Odd and fascinating creatures, aren’t they? There’s an odd number of birds, in different patterns. In different groups of different numbers.

The sun shines its face on the sand of Death Valley. The trailer is tiny compared to the vastness of the desert and mountains.

A dog is framed in the middle of this shot. The poor pupper lays on a stretch of grass, admiring the boats as they glide along the river. Some days the dog wonders when it’ll be their turn on the boats, when will they be able to glide on the river? For now all they…

Banana looks up dramatically in this accidental renaissance painting. The tone is balanced and the colors are consistent and mesh well together.

The fence leads the eyes of the viewer. The bright, setting sun can be seen through the holes in the fence.

While possibly not a landscape, it sure it symmetrical. These railings are flipped versions of each other.

I showed motion by framing Banana, my cat, on the right side, clearly walking towards the left. She was running to the sweet reward of treats on the other side. Just offscreen, they’re there, awaiting her.