Warona

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Elements

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Simple Things
=**Composition**=
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/ExitSign.jpg]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/RunwayDrains.jpg]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/bee.jpg]] ||
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/inTheDeep.JPG caption="Point Of View"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/ToInfinityAndBeyond.JPG caption="Leading Lines"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/WalkInMyShoes.JPG caption="Rule of Thirds"]] ||

Portraits
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/BikeRide.JPG width="174" height="312" caption="Shadow"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/ThroughTheWire.JPG width="174" height="312" caption="Framing"]] ||


 * || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/WaronaGeorge.JPG width="346" height="228" caption="Obscuring part of the subject"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/FunnyFace.JPG width="161" height="288" caption="Rule of Thirds"]] ||

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 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/HideBehind_the_lightt..JPG caption="Obscured Portrait"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Butterfly_Wingss._.JPG caption="Drawing"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Mystiicc..JPG caption="Ghosting"]] ||



= = = = = = = = I chose this photo as my best photo. My favourite design element in this photo is the colour. The design element of the photo is what makes it so striking for me.The vibrant dark green that overwhelms the whole picture is contrasted by the light soft purple, adding different dimensions to the photo and emotions.I also liked the different textures of the green, showing the same colour design element but different textures. photoalso shows the use or Rule of Thirds, which is my favourite compositional technique because I feel that it makes photos more powerful when the subject is not dead center. The design element of colour and the compositional technique of rule of thirds, were the two concepts I focused on when taking this photo. The most important thing I have learnt during this photography course is to look at things in different perspectives. Even when you have one subject, looking at it in different angles and photographing it more than once can open your mind and produce a great photo. perspectives can produce different outcomes and create very interesting photos = = = = =Prezi Link= [] =Master's Response- Henri Cartier Bresson=
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/mad_man's_laugh.jpg width="161" height="288"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Little_Hobbit.jpg width="161" height="288"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/beware_of_the_intensity.JPG width="161" height="288" caption="Masters Response"]] ||

=THE VILLAGE= media type="custom" key="11436608"
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/welcome.JPG width="289" height="264" caption="Welcome"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Orange_man.JPG width="148" height="264" caption="Oranges"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/corn.JPG width="206" height="288" caption="Corn"]] ||

=Culture Clash=