This photo aimed to represent drawing number 8, which the grid of circles could signify organization, repetition, or a systematic approach. However, it failed to capture the circles in the right angle, and it slightly lacks clarity.

The horizontal stripes of drawing 4 could represents equality or balance. This photo successfully captured the three parallel metal strips, which mirrors the three horizontal bars in spacing.

This photo contains the 2 lines drawing 5 has, but the angles are off and it doesn’t follow drawing 2’s composition of the whole picture, so this doesn’t fully demonstrate it.

Though inverted (white on black instead of black on white), the round light captures the central circular shape effectively. The blur softens edges to show the drawing’s simplicity, focusing attention on the basic form. I think it’s a clever use of a common object (a ceiling light) for abstraction.

This shows a stark contrast between the red and gray background. This aimed to represent the first drawing, and it was successful because anyone can note that there is a abstract split between the two.

This is a rather weaker match. The blurry collage of small images aims for a big picture from afar, but up close, the structured grid of rectangles and varied content (people, text, colors) undermine the randomness. The multicolored variety makes it feel more unorganized, reducing the illusion.

The perspective emphasizes the grid structure, creating a sense of order and repetition similar to the drawing 11. They both emphasize the line element, drawing the viewer’s attention to where the line is headed.