This was the rule of lines. I like this picture and the the lines have a role. The subject of this picture is the person turning the lined paper. I would say the subject is fairly clear. I also think that i could have got the camera closer to the subject.
This was the rule of framing. I think the high point of view and tilt of the paper help the framing. The subject is the person writing. I think once again i could've got a bit closer.
This was the avoid mergers rule. Obviously this was a on purpose merger but i think its a good example. The subject of this photo was meant to be the sign but the pole throws off the pic by poking out of the top of the sign.
This was the rule of simplicity. I actually really like this picture. One of the main things i like is just how simple it is. The focus is on the writers hand "subject" and there is no real background to take away from it.
This was the rule of balance. This rule was a little tough. I thought that the way her arms were going 2 separate ways balanced out the photo a little. The subject is the writer.
This was the rule if thirds. the subject is were he's doing the work in the bottom right hand side of the picture. I think the one thing i could change is get less arm and paper and focus more on the subject.
This was the rule of lines. I like this picture and the the lines have a role. The subject of this picture is the person turning the lined paper. I would say the subject is fairly clear. I also think that i could have got the camera closer to the subject.
This was the rule of framing. I think the high point of view and tilt of the paper help the framing. The subject is the person writing. I think once again i could've got a bit closer.
This was the avoid mergers rule. Obviously this was a on purpose merger but i think its a good example. The subject of this photo was meant to be the sign but the pole throws off the pic by poking out of the top of the sign.
This was the rule of simplicity. I actually really like this picture. One of the main things i like is just how simple it is. The focus is on the writers hand "subject" and there is no real background to take away from it.
This was the rule of balance. This rule was a little tough. I thought that the way her arms were going 2 separate ways balanced out the photo a little. The subject is the writer.
This was the rule if thirds. the subject is were he's doing the work in the bottom right hand side of the picture. I think the one thing i could change is get less arm and paper and focus more on the subject.
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