Composition Match Game

Composition Match Game

Elements & Principles of Design:

Asymmetrical Balance

Bird’s Eye View

Curved Lines

Diagonal Lines

Emphasis

Framing

Horizon Line

Horizontal Lines

Leading Lines

Movement/Rhythm

Pattern/Repetition

Proportion/Scale

Rule of Thirds

Simplicity

Symmetrical Balance

Texture

Unity

Variety

Vertical Lines

Worm’s Eye View

Image	E/P of Design	Rational
	Framing	you can just see out of the frame and into Neverland ( People on a farm)
	Pattern/Repetition	The flower has the same pattern it also can play with your eyes
	Bird's Eye View	The picture is looking down on the person with the bike
	Movement (Rule of third)	The bird is moving through the water
	Leading Lines (symmetrical Balance)	the bridge looks like it goes on for forever
	Vertical lines	lines that run north to west
	Variety (Unity)	Different Color Pencil
	Horizon Lines	You can see the Horizon line
	Leading lines
	Horizontal Lines	the trees are in a horizontal line
	Vertical Lines	The girl is moving downward
	Asymmetrical Balance	the people are in focused
	Pattern/Repetition  Texture	same thing over and over again
	Curved Line	the steps are curving in a line
	Pattern
	Worm's Eye View	looking up on the person
	Emphasis	focused on the person
	Variety	Many Different things to pick from
	Simplicity	3D
	Rule of thirds

Elements and Principles of Photograghy

Leading Lines
Definition: Leading lines are lines within an image that leads the eye to another point in the image. 

 Vertical Lines

Definition: Vertical lines are lines that line up one by one in a row 

Horizontal Lines 

Definition: Horizontal lines are lines that go from right to left or left to right.

Diagonal Lines

Definition:  Diagonal lines are lines that are side ways (//)

Curved Lines

Definition: Curved lines are lines that are in a circle way 

Symmetrical Balance
Definition: The picture is the same on each side

Asymmetrical Balance
Definition: not the same on each side when you cut it in half

Unity
Definition: Same object different colors












Variety
Definition:Many kinds of different objects












Movement/Rhythm
 Definition: When a picture is moving










Emphasis
Definition






Proportion/Scale
Definition




Repetition/Pattern   
Definition











Bird's Eye View 
Definition: when you look down on a object



Worm's Eye View
Definition: When you look up on a object






Horizon Lines
Definition





Rule of Thirds
Definition







Framing
Definition






Simplicity
Definition




Texture
Definition

Questions

   1. What is composition? A composition is the nature of something's ingredients or constituents; the way in which a whole or mixture is made up. (Frame)

   

  2. Why is it important to understand & utilize composition in photography?

   Picture composition is one of the most important aspects of a great photograph. It also creates memories.

  

   3.Describe aspects of a “snapshot”

   The main thing you're looking at is a memory. All that matters is that the picture is clear enough to preserve some momories. 

   4.Describe aspects of a “photograph”

   Its purpose is to tell the viewers-any-viwer something about its subjects. Make it well crafted, and tell a story.

   5. “Photography is the art of ___discovery___”

     a.     Describe what interests you the most about this art form or what drew you to this form of communication.

   How many different ways there are to take a picture. To make them clear and have meaning behind it. 

Camera Basic Quiz

Camera Basic Quiz 

(Group B)

( Blur) I focused on the background and then put it on the lowest
shutter speed and took the picture

 I zoomed all the way out and then i made it focused and
took the picture (Large depth of Field)

I put the F stop at 22.0 and focused on the paint brush and
took the picture (Grain)

I put the self timer on and it took the picture (Selfie)

I have learned how to make clear and focus picture all because

of my wonderful, amazing teacher Mr. Nagle! Also what the other stages

of taking a picture and to make it an amazing picture.

White Balance

   

                    

                                                              

Aperture

Small Depth

                                               Large Depth

 

 

Questions

~What is a Aperture- The size of the opening in the lens when pictures is taken 

~How aperture works both technically(in camera) and visually(in photo)- When  you look in the camera it looks like it will wont have lots of light in it but when you take the picture it is every bright.

~What is the relationship to the exposure triangle-The ISO is the measure of a digital camera sensor's sensitive to light. The Shutter Speed the amount of time that the shutter is open. The Aperture is the size of the opening on the lens when the picture is taken