According to Ansel Adams, "You don't take a photograph. You make it." Working with a set of composition principles for this assignment helped me understand better what it is to "make" a photograph. I used a variety of Photoshop tools to improve my initial images.
Rule of Thirds
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| Also illustrates leading lines, depth, and cropping |
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| Also illustrates depth and cropping |
Balancing Elements
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| Also illustrates depth, rule of thirds, and symmetry & pattern |
Leading Lines
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| Also illustrates balancing elements, and rule of thirds |
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| Also illustrates depth and rule of thirds |
Symmetry and Pattern
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| Also illustrates depth, rule of thirds, and framing |
Viewpoint
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| Also illustrates background, depth, leading lines, and rule of thirds |
Background
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| Also illustrates leading lines and balancing elements |
Depth
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| Also illustrates framing and rule of thirds |
Framing
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| Also illustrates depth, rule of thirds, and viewpoint |
Cropping
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| Also illustrates framing, depth, background, and rule of thirds |
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| Also illustrates viewpoint, rule of thirds, and balancing elements |
Experimentation
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| Also illustrates depth, viewpoint, balancing elements, and background |
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| Also illustrates rule of thirds, depth, and surprising subject |
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