- boat against water (the most obvious?)
- balloon in the sky
- moon & sky
- torch against a dark background (not sure how this would work)
- round hay-bale against a field
- bird flying
- rock/shoe/ball/object on the beach
- bright tent on subdued hillside (colour accent not point?)
- cow in a large field
- an island in the ocean (from above)
- one flower on a bush/tree
- one skiier on a slope
Secondly, to choose photos in my photo library which have a single point, whether mine or from a magazine or something. Due to possible copyright issues I'll only put my photos up here, and I have a few more from magazines in my paper (b)log...
Here are some examples which I meant to post before Project 17, but didn't get around to it! I have chosen to do this series of projects in black and white to avoid having colour influence my feelings about the design elements.
The first photo of a bird against the sky is just off centre.
The hole in the ice is a negative type point, and it is quite off-centre, because of the snow filling the other portion of the frame to create a balance. And I just noticed the implied line caused by the hole in the ice, with the two blobs lower-middle and lower-right, which parallels nicely with the snow line on the ice.
The tomato (from my Assignment) has a nice strong point where the stalk would join, it is fairly strongly off centre, and almost forms a golden section spiral?
The telemark skiier with the moguls is a small point in the frame, horizontally centred but vertically well offset to the left.
The house is placed strongly lower-left and the rest of the frame filled with the snow-covered mountains.
Here are some examples which I meant to post before Project 17, but didn't get around to it! I have chosen to do this series of projects in black and white to avoid having colour influence my feelings about the design elements.
The first photo of a bird against the sky is just off centre.
The hole in the ice is a negative type point, and it is quite off-centre, because of the snow filling the other portion of the frame to create a balance. And I just noticed the implied line caused by the hole in the ice, with the two blobs lower-middle and lower-right, which parallels nicely with the snow line on the ice.
The tomato (from my Assignment) has a nice strong point where the stalk would join, it is fairly strongly off centre, and almost forms a golden section spiral?
The telemark skiier with the moguls is a small point in the frame, horizontally centred but vertically well offset to the left.
The house is placed strongly lower-left and the rest of the frame filled with the snow-covered mountains.
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