01: The element best represented is line, shape, and depth.
What worked: Finding symmetry in a space with a clear divide. Contrast between the sides in terms of structure and color. The light acting as a division line.
02: The element best represented is shape, color, and size
What worked: The light source is the square, the square light makes it noticeable around the background.
03: The element best represented is texture, form, and depth
What didn’t work: The grain didn’t not work as it made the shot noisy and distracting. The lighting also make the image uneven.
04: The element best represented is lines (repetition of the lines too).
What worked: The lines are distinct, sharp, and well-defined by the lines. It draws attention to the structure and geometry of the lines on top of the cafeteria.
05: The element best represented is lines, color, and shape.
What worked: the two black vertical lines are clear and distinct. The contrast between the bold red background and the black lines works well, making both the color and the lines stand out.
06: The elements best represented is shape, size and depth.
What worked: the globe is the clear emphasizes the circle in the example. The background lighting and windows emphasizes the shape.
07: The elements best represented is shape, line (repetition of the lines too).
What worked: The rectangular shapes of the tray return were clear and consistent. The outline defines the separation and structure.
08: The elements best represented is shape, repetition, and texture
What worked: The multiple can tops creates a pattern. The metallic surface adds a reflective quality that enhances the image.
09: The elements best represented is shape, repetition, and depth. The multiple images that are pieced in a square format creates a patter. The top photos appear as if receding into the distance.
I took the photo as I noticed the organized arrangement and uniformity of the squares. I took the photo then related it to example 9.
10: The elements best represented is line and depth.
What didn’t work: The background (of the lights as the main focus) were distracting and took the attention away form the path of lights.
11: The elements best represented is depth, line, and composition.
What worked: The stairs getting darker as it moves away creates a sense of depth, that the stairs are leading up (even if it’s dark). It gives me a feel of three dimensions. The darkness gives it a eerie feeling.
12: The elements best represented is lines (repetition of the lines too).
What worked: The repetition of the football player creates a pattern. The lighting makes the table seem more smooth. The photo captures the rods to control the player.
I choose this photo as there involves a lot of lines including on the table itself as well as the rods, when I saw it, it immediately reminded me of image 12 .