Rule
of Thirds
Leading
lines
Shape
or Form
Pattern
or Breaking Pattern
Depth
Overlapping
Depth
Linear Perspective
Selective
Focus
Framing
(natural or human-made)
Balance
(symmetrical, asymmetrical OR radial)
Panning,
Zooming, OR Intentional Blur
Bonus
(Mr. Easton with a group member)
1. Select the best photos as examples of each rule of composition. You should be looking for photos that are properly exposed and in focus!
2. Edit the best photos in Photoshop using the Levels adjustment layer and also crop them for the best composition.
2. Edit the best photos in Photoshop using the Levels adjustment layer and also crop them for the best composition.
ALSO save each of the photos as a jpg
Please also submit a folder of jpgs FOR YOUR GROUP. name the folder Scav_Hunt_GroupInitials_jpgs
EACH group member must post separately and have individual responses (meaning you should NOT have the exact same written statements as the others in your group). I want to get a sense of what you know and understand about composition from your written statements.
Due: Monday Nov. 2 - in folder and on blogs by the end of the period.
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