Assignment #4: Composition

Leading Lines:

Diagonal Lines (best):
I think this is one of the best because of the lighting. I really like how you can see the source of the light and how it reflects on the ground. In addition, the diagonal lines lead you to the subject clearly. 

 Texture (best): 
One reason I think this picture is one of the best is because you can clearly see the texture of the tree. Also, those lines, as well as that of the actual trunk serve as a diagonal leading line leading the eye to the end of the tree. Lastly, the color of the tree trunk and branches contrasts with the sky. 

Framing (best):
I think this picture is one of the best because of the shape of the "frame". Also, the contrast of light in the "frame" and what's in the distance is really nice. Lastly, I like all the leading and diagonal lines in the picture that lead the eyes all around it.  


Rule of Thirds: 

Comments

  1. makuntzSeptember 11, 2017 at 6:58 PM

    Very nice - and the deer were a bonus shot - you came out at the right time and the right place. Well done.

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