Principles of exposure
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static and dynamic composition
Static Dynamic The first image displays static composition, because its a straight on shot taken from ground level looking straight forward at a person standing straight up. The focal point of the image is the firework. My second image displays static composition by looking out across the horizon with the sunset lines gleaming across the water. I think the focal point is the lighthouse. My third image displays dynamic composition by looking up at the street sign from below. Also there is telephone wires going diagonally across the image. The focal point is the cross section of the signs. My fourth and final image displays dynamic composition because theres branches and trees staggered out across the frame. I would say the focal point is the gleaming sunset.
elements collage
Line is shown in the scattered light painting image. Shape is shown by the shape of the wave. Form is shown by the boulders in big sur that my friends were napping on. Space is shown by the negative space in the street sign photo. Color is shown also in the light painting photo. Value is shown in the the stormy photo of the lighthouse. Textures shown by the image of the carvings in a log. Balance is shown by the photo of the descending trees. Harmony is shown by the image of the two deer. Rhythm is shown in the image go my friends band. Movement is shown in the photo of my Dad surfing with a bird flying over his head. Emphasis is shown by the photo of the sun over my friends head. Contrast is shown in the image of my friend on a broken down mini van. Variety is shown in the image of the big sur waterfall. Unity is shown in the photo of the forest. Proportion is also shown in the photo of the small deer standing next to the big deer.
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