Category Archives: LL 1-Composition

This is a good example of Symmetrical, Strong horizontal line, Vertical line and Eye-level.  Also, a high contrast.  The bottom of line very dark.

The title of the photograph is “Safdar Jang, Study 1 Delhi, India 2006”.  It taken by Michael Kenna in India.  Delhi is a metropolitan region in India.  It is the world’s second most populous city and the largest city in … Continue reading →

This image shows Agriculture that looks like a patter because of its continuity. The lines of wheat field makes me feels like it goes on forever with the pattern.  

One little girl that stands out above the rest.In this magnificently heartfelt photo by Muhammed Muheisen, he captures this little girl praying among others her age.The photographer uses framing to focus on one girl out of several with a vibrant … Continue reading →

Here cars are buried in snow near Connecticut, where a storm hit in february 2013. The cars are parked in vertical lines, this fact, together with the massive amount of vehicles, creates a strong visual pattern.  

 MIDEAST SYRIAN REFUGEES CAMP LIFE The thing that stands out the most to me is the contrast between the title and the actual individuals in the photograph. They are children that are refugees which are in the middle of a … Continue reading →

This photo took from the top.

The following image was taken by Gerald Herbert. He was able to capture a group of people that was on a cruise ship. The whole idea of this picture is to show the struggle of the passengers seeking for help … Continue reading →

Growing up in the United States during multiple terrorist attacks, and fighting for, and with other countries, allowed me to appreciate this photograph so much more.  The first thing that came to my mind was 9/11.  I was only in … Continue reading →

http://www.apimages.com/metadata/Index/YE-Hello-2014/cdb6b7aa194348a9baf56c399054ade0/83/1 I like this photo because of how the rain causes a spread of light everywhere. The kid that is standing in the center makes a really dark contrast and it causes the water to look like it is being … Continue reading →