
For this prompt, I used the celery, carrots, and spoon to lead to a point. I wanted to angle of the lines created by these objects to be pointing in the same direction and eventually intersect.

For this prompt, I used the celery, carrots, and spoon to lead to a point. I wanted to angle of the lines created by these objects to be pointing in the same direction and eventually intersect.

To show the rule of odds, I found a smiley face that I drew in chalk and drew two more to make three of them.

For this prompt, I used the view over the roof of my house because the silhouettes of the trees and lamps showed negative space.

This week’s prompt was to use a center framed portrait to show loneliness. To do this, I used a hippo. I put it in the center of the photo with a very bare background to show that it is alone.

I am Jewish so one of the traditions my family has is to light the menorah. I chose to use this for balance because it is symmetrical, although the candle placement is not because it was only the third day.

I used this photo to show leading lines because of the way that the path brings your eyes back through the image. I also thought it was cool how the color of the trees changes from brown to white as you go further back.

I chose to use this image because although some aspects are not completely symmetrical, overall, the two sides of the building create symmetry between the left and right side of the photo. The placement of the windows and the lines are the same on both sides and the corner of the building splits the image in half.

My image is an origami butterfly resting on a stack of books. I used the rule of thirds by putting the butterfly in the upper right corner. I wanted to give the impression that the butterfly is in motion flying up through the image.