Framing, Lines, Patterns, and Texture :)

So we were only supposed to upload eight photos for this assignment (two for each kind of photo), but I could not decide which photos to post...I hope you enjoy my billions of photos. ;)

FRAMING



This is my friend a photo of my dear friend, Berklee. I personally love this photo. I think it looks really cool (especially since I'm a dancer!) This is bviously a good example of framing because the door frames her.



This is a door that I found while my dad drove me around. I think it's a good example of framing, because the door frames the windows.



This is another door that I found, and I think this one is a good example of framing because the arch over the door frames the door.



This is a photo of some scaffolding that I found by my dance studio. This is a good example of framing because the scaffolding frames the wall and shadows. This also, shows Leading Lines because the lines of the wall are leading you towards the scaffolding.



This is a photo that I took of a building that had mirror-like walls on the outside. I think it's a good example of Framing because the breaks in the mirrors frame the sky that is being reflected. I also think that this photo is a good example of Leading Line since it leads your eye up to the top part of the sky where it is not being reflected.

LEADING LINES



This is my friend, Emma. Can I just say I LOVE this photo. I tried editing it many different ways, but I felt like this way showed Leading Lines the best. This is because the lines of the wall lead towards Emma. As well, the thing she is sitting on leads your eye towards her.



This is a photo of my friend, Nikki. Again, I love this photo. I love that it is so simple. The lines of the wall lead right towards Nikki and because she is looking away from the camera it makes your eye keep going.



While my dad was driving me around we came up with the idea of taking photos up the sides of the buildings, and I think that this photo definitely shows Leading Line because the gap leads your eye right to the sky.



I think this photo demonstrates Leading Line because the wall leads you towards the things sticking out, then those lead you up even farther towards the sky.



I really like how in this photo the Leading Line is not as obvious. The rock is bumpy and you can see the texture (Hey! Two in one!), but it still leads your eye up.

PATTERN



This is a photo of a fence, and I think it's a good example of Pattern because the fence is all the same but then the leaf breaks it up.



This is a good example of Pattern because even though the rocks are not all the same, they are still making a kind of pattern.



Again, this is the building with the mirror-like walls on the outside. This photo is a good example of pattern because there are consistent breaks in the mirrors. As well, this is a good example of framing because the siding is framing the sky being reflected.

TEXTURE



This is a photo of a fence. It's a good example of Texture because when you look at it you can really see the detail and you can imagine how it would feel if you were to touch it.



This photo is of my friend, Nikki's, hands. I really like the Texture in this photo because you can see the ridges on the wall and imagine what it feels like. Also, you can see the detail in her hands and her nails, and again you can imagine what they would feel like.