Elements Of Art
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
SHAPE AND FORM
WHAT THE LINE BECOMES AND WHAT aREA TO FOCUS IN.
Brad - Shows what the photo is focused on, what story the photo is trying tell.
Photo by Alessandro Pinna
VALUE
EXPOSURE TO COLOR AND CONTRAST
Kaitlyn - The colors and the contrast of the photo. The levels of the colors and the contrast in the photo.
Photo by qisur
COLOR
INTENSITY OF COLOR
Torri - How bold a color is. May be complimentary, primary, or secondary.
Photo by Julien Haler
SPACE
ENCLOSED WHEN BOTH SIDES OF A LINE MEET.
Nick - Makes the photo not so busy and shows what and how the object in the photo is compared to a larger or smaller item or place. Using positive and negative space.
Photo by jrmllvr
BALANCE
WHEN BOTH SIDES OF THE PHOTO IS OF EQUAL WEIGHT.
Kaitlyn - Makes the photo look balanced. Frames the shot so it looks symmetrical and arranged.
Photo by :mrMark:
MOVEMENT/RHYTHM
THE MOTION CREATED IN A PHOTO.
Torri - Shows the flow in which an object is moving towards.
Photo by Luke Peterson Photography
PATTERN
VISUAL IMAGINATION
Brad - Shows natural and man made elements that are repeated. The repetition of lines, shapes, and color, etc.
Photo by WarzauWynn
GOLDEN RULE OF 3RDS
DIVIDES THE FRAME INTO 3 PARTS TO MAKE THE IMAGE FLOW
Nick - Aligning the subject with guide and intersection points. Makes the image flow from section to section.
Photo by See-ming Lee 李思明 SML
