LEADING LINES
Leading lines are lines that help direct the viewers eyes to somewhere else.
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| The line is leading the viewer's eye down the field. I love soccer!!! |
VERTICAL LINES
Vertical lines are lines that go up and down and lead the viewers eyes off the photo.
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| This photo makes your eyes go everywhere and i love all the color. |
HORIZONTAL LINES
Horizontal lines are lines that go from side to side and lead the viewers eyes off the photo.
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| This photo is a picture of stairs. It's simple, and creative. |
DIAGONAL LINES
Diagonal lines work to draw the eye of a viewer across the page.
CURVED LINES
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| The pencil draws your eye towards the edges of the photo. |
Curved lines bring a sense of beauty and charm to a photo.
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| This shell has a curved front and it brings your eye across the whole image. |
SYMMETRICAL BALANCE
Symmetrical balance is when the symmetry in a picture is the same.
Symmetrical balance is when the symmetry in a picture is the same.
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| If you cut this photo in half, it is the exact same on both sides |
Asymmetrical balance is when the symmetry in a picture is not the same.
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| They are the same thing, just represented differently. |
UNITY
Unity a group of something that is organized.
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| These things are working together. |
Variety is a lot different choices.
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| There are so many different colors to choose from. |
Movement / rhythm is when a photo moves your eyes all around the photo in no order.
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| This hummingbird is very agile and moves quickly. |
EMPHASIS
Emphasis is when a certain thing is supposed to stand out from everything else.
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| This leaf is standing out between all the rest. |
PROPORTION/SCALE
Proportion / scale is when the photo is evenly distributed.
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| These bottle caps are even throughout the page. |
REPETITION/PATTERN
Repetition / pattern is when there is a certain thing repeated several times.
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| These trees are repeated and it is one big forest. |
BIRD'S EYE VIEW
Bird's eye view is when it is viewed from an above view point.
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| The photo is taken from above the giraffes height. |
WORM'S EYE VIEW
Worm's eye view is when it is viewed from below the subject.
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| This photo was taken from the ground looking up. This is a beautiful tree and I want it! |
HORIZON LINE
Horizon line is when there is a distinct line between the sky and the ground.
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| You can see the horizon line in the back ground and the tree is the main focus. |
RULE OF THIRDS
Rule of thirds is when the subject is not exactly in the middle.
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| The photo is simple and smart and I like this idea. |
FRAMING
Framing is drawing attention to a subject by blocking other parts of the image.
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| The frame is simple. It goes around the main subject of the photo to highlight it more. |
SIMPLICITY
Simplicity is a close up of the subject in the photograph.
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| It's simple. Everyone knows about the apple. |
TEXTURE
Texture is when you can see the texture in a photo.
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| You can feel the texture in the photo. It appeals to your sense of touch a lot. |
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