- leading lines: lines of street and building create sense of depth
- framing: the streetlights frame the building; creates a sense of importance
- depth of field: shallow depth
- leading lines: palm trees guide viewes eye to the stadium
- rule of thirds: staidum is placed alone left third line, creating balance
- negative space: empty space surrounding stadium creates sense of isolation
- leading lines: lane lines on the road
- depth: the hill far into the back
- texture: trees along the roadside
- contrast: color of white truck stands out against the dark road
- symmetry: highway divides image
- depth of field: hills and power lines are slightly blurred
- composition: twisted tree dominates the frame
- lighting: soft glow of the butterflies contrasts the darkness
- focus: background is blurs behind the girl
- framing: side mirror and car window add a sense of intimacy
- leading lines: crosswalk lines lead viewers eyes to center of lights
- contrast: dark sky to bright lights
- Shallow depth of field
- Composition: Framing: person in the foreground, cityscape in the background
- Texture: contrast of smooth phone to rougher texture of car interior
- composition: position of sun and traffic lights create a sense of balance
- texture: rough cloud texture to smooth street
- leading lines: road leads viewers eyes to the sun
- composition: stage placed in the center, crowd in foreground, tree and skys in background
- contrast: silhouettes of people against the bright sky creates dimensionality
- negative space: blank sky create a sense of simplicity and clarity; balances out against the crowd
- framing: mountain frames the scene, car in the foreground provides a sense of scale
- leading lines: the continuous stretching of the road
Reflection: Completing this project was difficult for me at first because I felt stuck on what to take photos of. I realized I spend a lot of time driving and being outside so I could use that to my advantage for my photos. I added the black and white filter in order to create a sense of mystery to the photos. For some it also makes them more eerie which I really like. It was a little difficult as I am only limited to my iphone camera but I think the pictures came out pretty for what I had. I really appreciate when other photographers take pictures of the horizon so it inspired me to do the same. My favorite picture would have to be the last because I think the clouds are outlines beautifully.