Category: Composition

This image has leading lines in food photography with the fork leading to the center of this image. This helps bring the viewer’s eye to the center of the plate, where it can then follow all the inside of the plate and move their eye around form there. The fork makes it so the first…

This image shows the rule of odds because there are 5 candles and 7 bottles in this image. I thought this worked well because the candles help frame the bottles and they have a lot of emphasis. I think that the color contrast also helps the effect. This image is overall very balanced due to…

This image, while it doesn’t have positive and negative space outright, the difference with the sky and the foreground is immense. The sky looks large and never ending, and the contrast between the greens and the blues really separates this image. This is a very powerful image and especially the green grass being highlighted by…

This image shows loneliness while being a center framed portrait because it tells shows a statue of a young girl, frozen in time, sitting alone with her book. She is unable to move or be with anyone else, and so this subject shows a peaceful loneliness. This was very fun to shot and I had…

This is an image I took to show balance. I wanted each Christmas decoration to have another balancing it, but I also wanted to take into account the accidental renaissance style. In doing this, I added the characters on the sled sliding down the couch and made every character be a different depth in the…

This image stuck out to me, and the lighting and the fall colors stuck out to me. The green markers leading into the distance, and the cars lines up also helped add to the effect of leading lines. This image perfectly captured what I was going for, and the leading lines in the sidewalk and…

The goal of this image was to create symmetry in a landscape. When I was initially taking pictures, I wasn’t sure what to do. The past week I was sick, and so it was difficult to find places to take pictures to capture this without going too far. I initially tried with a mirror outside…

This is an image of my dog looking out into the backyard. I chose to include this image because I feel as thought it captures a moment where my dog is looking forwards at something moving in the distance. I used the rule of thirds to make my dog the focal point, and have him…