principles of design
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Principles of Design- the consideration and arrangement of formal elements in a work of art. An artists expression,or composition, consisting of alignment, repetition, contrast, balance, proximity and space.
Alignment- something arranged in a straight line.
The alignment of the horizon and the borders of the picture create an interesting effect.
Photo by vl8189
Repetition- repeating of and object in the Photograph more then once.
The repetition of tree trunks make a creative focus point for the viewer.
Photo by formalfallacy @ Dublin (Victor)
Contrast- opposites attract. Use black and white, large and small.
This piece uses contrast to draw attention to the dark elements of the piece.
Photo by VinothChandar
Balance- an equality between the two sides of the photo
The balance of this piece is created from the symmetry of the building.
Photo by betta design
Proximity- the distance of the camera to the subject.
The proximity of the camera entitles the viewer to focus on the leaves rather then background elements.
Photo by Étienne Ljóni Poisson
Space- unoccupied area between the components of the piece.
Focused attention to the city and its lights is a result of the unoccupied space in the sky.
Photo by ShutterRunner
