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Photography. Ms. Gorecki Photo One. Composition: The Arrangement of Elements. Principles of Design Points of View Rule of Thirds. Principles of Design. Repetition and Pattern Movement (Leading Lines) Rhythm Balance (there are three) Variety Emphasis Proportion Harmony and Unity

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  1. Photography Ms. Gorecki Photo One

  2. Composition:The Arrangement of Elements • Principles of Design • Points of View • Rule of Thirds

  3. Principles of Design • Repetition and Pattern • Movement (Leading Lines) • Rhythm • Balance (there are three) • Variety • Emphasis • Proportion • Harmony and Unity • Contrast

  4. Repetition and Pattern • Repetition: Use of line, shape, color, texture or motif in more then one place. • Pattern: more organized and formal version of repetition.

  5. Ansel Adams

  6. Ansel Adams

  7. Sebastiao Salgado

  8. Brassai

  9. Movement A visual suggestion of action created by the placement of elements in a work of art. It may also be the path a viewer’s eye follows in a composition (leading lines).

  10. Eugene Atget

  11. Robert Capa

  12. Robert Frank

  13. Rhythm Repetition of similar elements such as color, line and shape. It is a smooth (or abrupt) transition from one element to another.

  14. Sabastiao Salgado

  15. Andreas Gursky

  16. Paul Strand

  17. Informal BalanceHenri Cartier-Bresson

  18. Henri Cartier-Bresson

  19. Formal BalanceEdward Weston

  20. Robert Mapplethorpe

  21. Radial BalanceLewis Hine

  22. Imogen Cunningham

  23. Variety The combining of one or more elements to focus on the diversities within a work.

  24. Walker Evans

  25. Marc Riboud

  26. Walker Evans

  27. Emphasis Used by artists to place special importance on an element, subject, or aspect of the work. Making an area stand out.

  28. E. Eugene Smith

  29. Robert Frank

  30. Weegee

  31. Roman Vishniac

  32. Alfred Eistenstaedt

  33. Sebastiao Salgado

  34. Proportion The relationship in size of one subject to another, and to the whole. The bigger the object, the more important it appears.

  35. Edward Weston

  36. Andreas Gursky

  37. Richard Avedon

  38. Bill Brandt

  39. Harmony and Unity Harmony The combining of elements to accentuate their similarities. Unity Arrangement of elements to create a feeling of completeness and wholeness.

  40. Dorothea Langue

  41. Ansel Adams

  42. Paul Strand

  43. Alfred Stieglitz

  44. Contrast Shows differences between the elements in a distinctive way. This could be achieved by using color, size, or texture.

  45. Cecil Beaton

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