1: Contrast Between Human and Environment, The silhouetteof the person walking alongside the textured wall really brings out the connection between people and their surroundings, highlighting how small individuals can feel in the vastness of urban spaces.

2: Texture and Patterns, The old wall, with its peeling paint and different textures, tells a story of decay and time. The photographer likely wanted to highlight these patterns as a way to express beauty in imperfection.

3: Mood and Atmosphere, The black-and-white photography creates a feeling of nostalgia and melancholy. The photographer probably aimed to evoke emotions by playing with light, shadow, and shapes in the scene.

If I was the artist for this piece I think I would name it ” The outcast” reason I would name it that is because from my perspective the person in the image looks abandoned and alone walking in dangerous streets.

Aaron Siskind «  Stephen Daiter Gallery. stephendaitergallery.com/artists/aaron-siskind

The image shows many lines interconnecting. causing it to show the formal element of photography lines

Wesson, Kate. “30 Great Examples of Using Lines in iPhone Photography.” iPhone Photography School, 11 Aug. 2014, iphonephotographyschool.com/lines-photos.

The grid-like arrangement of the light fixtures creates a strong geometric pattern. Each light source forms a square or rectangular shape, emphasizing symmetry and order. The image makes great use of these formal elements to create a compelling visual of shapes, encouraging viewers to notice both the simplicity and the intricate details of the composition.

“86+ Classic Photos Showing Geometrical Shapes You Must See.” VIEWBUG.com, 14 May 2020, www.viewbug.com/blog/monochrome-geometry-photo-contest-finalists.

The consistent rows of blue seats create a rhythmic pattern that draws the eye. This repetition emphasizes the shapes of the seats, making the overall composition visually striking. The diagonal lines formed by the rows of seats guide the viewer’s gaze across the image, enhancing the sense of movement and depth.

Rowse, Darren. “33 Inspirational Images That Feature Patterns and Repetition.” Digital Photography School, 10 Jan. 2017, digital-photography-school.com/33-inspirational-images-that-feature-patterns-and-repetition.

he flowing lines of the cracks create a dynamic quality. They guide the viewer’s gaze throughout the image, emphasizing the shapes and their relationships to one another. The image beautifully highlights shapes through these elements, encouraging viewers to take in the intricate details and natural design of the cracked surface.

Wesson, Kate. “30 Amazing iPhone Photos That Show Texture.” iPhone Photography School, 4 Aug. 2014, iphonephotographyschool.com/texture-photos.

The figure walking creates a strong silhouette against the lighter background, emphasizing the shape of the person. This use of contrast makes the human form stand out.The stark black-and-white contrast enhances the shapes and creates a dramatic mood. This emphasis on form over color invites a deeper exploration of the composition.

Shtanakova, Anastasiya. Tonal Photography: The Key to Compelling Photos | Skylum Blog. 15 Jan. 2025, skylum.com/blog/tonal-balance-in-your-photography.

The areas that are in sharp focus—particularly the water and the moss—capture the viewer’s eye. This clarity accentuates the textures and shapes, making them more engaging.the focus in this image is expertly used to highlight shapes, draw attention to details, and create a captivating visual experience.

Patel, Jay. “How to Capture Sharp Landscape and Nature Photos.” Visual Wilderness, 12 Jan. 2025, visualwilderness.com/fieldwork/tips-for-landscape-photographers-to-get-sharp-focus.

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