Salvation’s photo Elements

Line I feel that this picture represents lines because throughout the tower lines are going up and down the tower. Lines are formed across, creating a pattern through out. You automatically turn your attention towards the lines on the building.

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Rule of thirds

This picture portrays rule of thirds, because each leaf goes in nine different boxes. Filling up the whole page.

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Depth of field

This picture portrays depth of field, because the main focus is on the vibrant colors on the picture up front while on the back the background is blurred out.

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Depth of fieldI chose this picture as a example of depth of field because you can see a picture of flowers in the front, but in the back the rest of the background is blurred focusing on the piece of the tree as the main focus.

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Line This building portrays line to me, because the picture draws your attention to unique pattern going around the building. It’s going horizontal.

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perspective I believe this picture represents perspective because It’s taken from a different angle to make the image more interesting.

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perspectiveThis can be an example of perspective, because the image was taken at a different angle vs at a normal angle upfront in center.

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Rule of thirdsI think this image can portray as rule of thirds because the image is not centered but in different sides. The Image can be cut up into 9 boxes and fill the whole space.

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