I definitely see many of the design techniques in many of your images, like repetition, symmetry, and texture. I really like the light filtering through the windows in the 3rd image so maybe you can play more with this in the future because it definitely gives more value to your images.
You successfully portrayed the design elements pattern, repetition, texture, and sunrise/sunset. Photos 6 and 7 could be argued is leading lines, and/or photo 6 being symmetrical. Photos one, eight, and nine I have trouble discerning the design element that each is meant to represent. If the subject of eight is the man then it could be rule of thirds, same with photo nine and the book.
Photo 2 obviously represents pattern but I feel like it takes away from your set of ten images since it is so plain and direct. It would have been cool if you found patterns within the edges of the books or perhaps some interesting book covers! Maybe even assembling a series of books like a quilt and photographing that. Just taking a photo of a peg board from that far away is just distracting
There is some substance in your first photo in that one may read into the split in the frame as some sort of statement on current split political tensions. Keep looking for ideas such as these. There could be more contrast in value for a couple of your photos.
I definitely see many of the design techniques in many of your images, like repetition, symmetry, and texture. I really like the light filtering through the windows in the 3rd image so maybe you can play more with this in the future because it definitely gives more value to your images.
ReplyDeleteYou successfully portrayed the design elements pattern, repetition, texture, and sunrise/sunset. Photos 6 and 7 could be argued is leading lines, and/or photo 6 being symmetrical. Photos one, eight, and nine I have trouble discerning the design element that each is meant to represent. If the subject of eight is the man then it could be rule of thirds, same with photo nine and the book.
ReplyDeletePhoto 2 obviously represents pattern but I feel like it takes away from your set of ten images since it is so plain and direct. It would have been cool if you found patterns within the edges of the books or perhaps some interesting book covers! Maybe even assembling a series of books like a quilt and photographing that. Just taking a photo of a peg board from that far away is just distracting
ReplyDeleteThe imagery in these is interesting; very busy and disjointed - with the exception of image number 2.
ReplyDeleteI like your choice of setting and I think you captured most of design elements nicely. There is a lack of balance and contrast, however.
ReplyDeleteThere is some substance in your first photo in that one may read into the split in the frame as some sort of statement on current split political tensions. Keep looking for ideas such as these. There could be more contrast in value for a couple of your photos.
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