Rolling the dice

Movement/Value

Photographers use Movement to add emotion by either freezing motion with a fast shudder speed or emphasizing motion blur. In this photo I used Movement, by having him have enough space to move freely, as well while freezing him in motion with fast shudder speed to capture those deep emotions and hard work.

Lines/Pattern

Photographers pattersn, repetition, rythem, and structure to often turn ordianry subjcts into abstract art. In this photo pattern is shown through repetition of lines and structures of stairs. All the patterns of lines are going in same direction but turned into diffrent directions to add intrest. The birghter coloured patterns are a shadow of an orange sunset, creating a calm and evening feeing.

Texture/Contrast

Photographers use contrast by defining shapes, highlighting textures, and evoking moods by creating either a soft, moody, low contrast atmosphere. In this photo Baker was my subject who was peacfully laying down in the sunlight. The dark/lightness of his fur, as well the lighting adds a moody contrast highlighting his fur and soft face.

Shape/Colour

Photographers use colour to evoke emotion, set moods, create focal points , and establish compositional harmny. This flower pops out for its blunt birght purple colour. The bright colour creates a cool spring feeling as well envokes the grass, and defining the flower.

Contrast/Shape/Form

Photographers use Form to turn unnatural/natural images by emphasizing an objects volume height, and depth. In this photo I took a photo of a fireplace capturing the still motion, height, and depothof the fireplace. By doing this it highlighted the natural look of the fire into a still motion photo.

Lines/Colour

Photographers use lines if they are implied or acutal as a compositional look to direct the viewers eye towards the subject. The glare and lines of the ocean, sun, and islands create interest as the lines all drag the viewers eye towards the subject of the sun. The photo is creating a calm and warm enviorment, where you can feel the sun on your face.