Category: Composition

I noticed that the wood art in the digital media room had some very interesting and unique geometry, so i decided to take a picture of one of them from a cool angle.

I took this picture during a family meal I helped cook. I think that the lines of the wood grain leading to the food is a cool effect.

Me and my friend Milo decided to go out to a view point in Los Altos Hills to take this picture. I wanted the wide angle of the rolling hills, and I thought by adding myself, and the two poles into the picture, it would create a cool rule of odds effect.

I decided to take the prompt for this picture very literally. I took this photo on a trip to the 9/11 memorial in New York City, and I think it is the literal embodiment of a negative space, both because of the tragic events that occurred there, and because of the way the memorial is set up.

This picture was taken on an old film camera and I really enjoyed the vintage effect the grain gives.

I took this picture because I thought that all the horizontal lines of the wall and sidewalk leading to the one vertical line of the light post looked cool together. I also liked milo hanging off of it.

I took this photo on a recent trip with friends at El Dorado National Forest (near Lake Tahoe). I thought that the trees standing above the waterline were very symmetrical to each other (or as symmetrical as nature can get).

Composition – Tai Livnat I decided to go with this picture for my rule of thirds because I think it was an out of the box way to capture something in motion. I really like the table coasters that we have, so I thought it would be cool to show the art on them in this setting.