my photography elements!

My Photography Elements!

By: Kynadi Harris

Depth of FieldI think this element is Depth of Field because you aren’t able to identify what’s the object is or what is going on in the back behind the shoes.

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Depth of FieldI say this photo has Depth of Field because the white object behind the steams is so blurred that it’s unidentifiable.

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PerspectiveThis picture looks like perspective because as we look at it we can tell someone was looking up to take it and that causes us to see what the photographer is seeing.

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PerspectiveI say this photo element is Perspective because when looking at it you can guess that the photographer stood up from his seat and then looked down to capture the stands and the court.

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Rule of ThirdsI say this picture has Rule of Thirds because if you imagine the tic-tac-toe board on the photo, the middle section draws your eye towards the heart that is formed by the M&Ms.

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Rule of ThirdsI think this is Rule of Thirds because if you put a tic-tac-toe board in the picture you’ll see the blueberry waffle, the subject, fall in the middle section, which is why the strawberry ones are sort of blurry.

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LineThis photo has the element of Line to me because the two vertical lines on the window draw your attention towards the subject in the middle of the photo: the guy walking.

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LineI think this photo has the element of Line because the photo’s subject, the horse, has two lines on either side of its head, which leads the viewer right to the center of the entire picture.

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