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Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get lighter in value toward the center.

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Page 1: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Value:The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get lighter in value toward the center.

Page 2: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Value:Why is this progression imperfect?

Page 3: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Achromatic GraysGrays that are created by mixing Black and White. Achromatic grays have no evident coloration when seen against a white background.

Page 4: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get
Page 5: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

High Key What an image is said to be when the colors in it are predominantly light in value.

Page 6: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Low Key:What an image is said to be when the colors in it are predominantly dark in value

Page 7: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Anomaly:An irregularity; a deviation from an established norm. An anomalous element is one that breaks sharply with the dominant tonal quality established by a group of colors. This is an anomaly of both value and hue.

Page 8: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

MonochromaticA color scheme based on one hue. Monochromatic schemes can include a range of values and saturation levels and may also stretch the definition of one hue to include several different versions of it. A monochromatic scheme based on blue might include both Prussian and

ultramarine blues.

Page 9: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Broad Range in Value:A composition with a Broad Range in Value has many different values, from the very lightest to the very darkest.

Page 10: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Compressed Value Range:A composition with a compressed value range uses elements that are near one another in value. Elements do not vary greatly in value.

Page 11: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

What is the Value Range in this Painting?

Page 12: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Compressed: High Key

Page 13: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

What is the Value Range in this composition?

Page 14: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Compressed: Low Key

Page 15: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

What is the value range in this painting?

Page 16: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Broad Range in Value

Page 17: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get
Page 18: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get
Page 19: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get
Page 20: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get
Page 21: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Describe this composition using the terminology you’ve just learned…

Page 22: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Proportional analysis of Value

Page 23: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Abstract composition with similar proportions

Page 24: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Proportional analysis of Value

Page 25: Value: The relative quality of lightness or darkness in a color. The only structural aspect of color visible in black and white photography. Colors get

Abstract composition with similar proportions