Blog Post 6 – Photo Safari

  1. In the original photo I was trying to replicate, it emphasized the lines, cutting the picture’s composition in half. In the one I took, it also emphasized texture as the fabric on the couch had rough repeating patterns.

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In the original picture, it emphasized shape, having a square the top right corner. For the one I replicated, it more emphasized lines. The cracks on the wall and the 3-Dimensional fire extinguisher sign more emphasized lines compared to the original 2-D picture i was attempting to replicate. This one was extremely hard to find, as a flat square shape in a corner was extremely uncommon, as the composition for the emphasis of shape was quite obscure in real life.

 

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In the original picture, it was attempting to emphasize form, where a repetition of patterns were shown. In the one above, it also had form, repeating a similar pattern. However, the pattern was much more rough, also adding texture. This one was quite easy to find, as sofas had fabric with patterns like this repeating, where it could show form and texture.

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The original photo I was trying to replicate emphasized lines and form, splitting a plain into many sections as the composition. For this one I chose books, as the lines specifically were extremely difficult to find with such pattern and stripes due to the weirdly specific pattern and composition that may be on a T-shirt.

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The original photo emphasized lines in its composition. This one had a very similar composition as a table, splitting the photo with lines. This one worked particularly well, as plain and as similar as the original photo.

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The original photo has a circle in the middle, emphasizing the round shape. In the photo I replicated, it has a similar composition, emphasizing a round shaped connector on a table. This was surpringly easy to find, as a stood-out circular object was on the table next to the library.

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The original photo is meant to represent multiple lines intersecting, creating a certain composition of lines. This photo was espicially hard to replicate as the lines were very specific and it was hard to find something similar. Therefore, I took a photo of the pajama pants with a similar pattern on its fabric, also providing some elements of texture.

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The original meant to present form and repetition with dots, and this was quite easy to replicate as the design centre walls looked exactly like the photo with repetition of dots.

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The original photo emphasized form, shape and pattern, with a large repeating amount of squares. This one was quite hard to find; but the basket’s edges had a similar feature, therefore it fit the photo pretty well, emphasizing the square shape and repeating it to make form.

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The original photo emphasizes the way that lines are oriented in the composition. It was extremely hard to find as no actual object would possess such a specific frame of lines; however, a landscape could.

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Similar one to Number 10, was extremely hard too, but a landscape can help formulate the shape and the lines to a triangle-like perspective

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The original picture emphasizes form and texture, as the pattern scatters around the photo. The replica is quite similar from a couch; the texture is quite rough, emphasizing texture and some form of element.

 

 

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