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I developed my final triptych with reference to Keld Helmer-Petersen, hoping to address the architectural features of buildings we do not usually pay attention to. From viewing my photos, I want to share my conviction to appreciate the inherent and
VISION 2: With reference to Aaron Siskind, my new vision aims to capture the natural beauty of objects by amplifying their surface texture. Taking the photo from a close perspective, viewers are presented with the intricate details of objects we
I have chosen the following photos due to their aesthetic quality and stylistic composition, which align with Keld Helmer-Petersen’s artworks. The photographs represent elements such as lines, patterns, and shapes, respectively, to enhance the visual quality. I’ve photoshopped them
‘ I have chosen the following images as they represent primarily elements such as shapes and pattern, which resembles the techniques used by my reference photographer. The sense of simplicity that the photos evoke serves to enhance the overall visual
I have chosen the following images as they are to some extent aesthetically appealing to my vision. They comprise various compositional elements inlcuding shapes, lines, and texture (some). This is due to my approach of taking photos that are out
Mindmap MY VISION With reference to Keld Helmer-Petersen, my vision aims to represent the intrinsic beauty of mundane objects through techniques such as tone, shape, and shadow. Such photos can evoke feelings among the viewer to
The following images capture elements of photogrpahy respectively. 1: Line 2: shape 3. texture 4. line 5: line 6: shape 7: line 8. pattern/shapes 9.pattern/lines 10. lines 11.lin 12.texture This picture captures a line to create contrast between two sides,
This photo displays a pepper with a distorted shape and reflection. The photographer, Edward Weston, attempts to capture the naturalistic form of objects while emphasizing the texture of the pepper, creating visual tension. The reflection of the pepper amplifies
Formal elements refer to the essential factors applied in the composition of a photograph, including line, shape, pattern, texture, tone, and focus. Can an image show just one element at a time? I think that it is impossible to show
What do you think is meant by”Abstract photography can be defined as capturing images in which the subject isn’t the most interesting element”? This definition indicates that the subject itself on the surface is not the emphasis, but instead, the
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