Composition

Leading Line

This picture is an example of Leading Line because the bridge leads the viewer's eyes to the beautiful view. The picture was taken at Xcaret Park in Mexico.

Rhythm

This image represents rhythm as the rows of flowers are the same, if you ignore the little imperfection. This was taken at a botanical garden in Montreal, Canada.

Framing

This photo represents framing because the subject is being framed by the border of drapes. This was take at a wedding in India.

Horizontal

This picture is horizontal because it is more wide than it is tall. This was taken at Central Park in New York.

Vertical

This picture is vertical because it is more tall than it is wide. This was taken on a Canon digital camera at Roosevelt Park.

Informal balance

This picture represents informal balance because if you were to fold the image it wouldn't be symmetrical. This was taken at Manny's Diner in Clark.

formal balance

This picture represents formal balance because if you were to fold it it'd be near symmetrical. This was taken on a hike in Upstate New York.

High key

This image is high key because it is bright and intense. This was taken in a Cathedral in Quebec City, Canada.

low key

This image is low key because it is dimly lit and has lots of dark details, with contrast against the bright candles. This was taken at a Cathedral in Montreal, Canada.

silhouette

This picture represents silhouette because the shadow cast on the ground is a result of the light source behind us. This was taken in Fords.

angle- up

This photo was taken at a lower angle, making the subject look larger than they are.

angle- down

This photo was taken at a higher angle, making the subjects look smaller than they are.

angle- straight

This photo was taken at a straight angle, making the subject's size look normal and not exaggerated.

distance- close

The subject in this image is very close to the camera, leaving almost no room for background.

distance- medium

The subjects in this photo aren't close or far from the camera. There is still room for a background.

distance- far

The subject in the photo, the joker sign, is very far from the camera, leaving a large background behind.

Focus- sharp

This image is in sharp focus because nothing is out of focus. Every detail is shown and not blurred.

Focus- soft

This image is in soft focus because it is on the blurrier side. Although some parts are sharp-ish, the whole picture as a whole has soft details.

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