Saturday, 8 October 2011

Composition 3: Leading lines and frames

Leadining Lines are lines within an image that draw the sight of a viewer in a particular direction, often straight but not always.

                     


Frames - just what it says on the tin - elements of the image that form a frame of part or all of the image.

                      




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  1. Mr Steve9 October 2011 at 12:53

    Hi
    Good to see that you are deconstructing your images into what they consist of and not just what they are literally, good work.
    The dance and sport themes are all about the use of space and movement and can be thought about in the same way as these images.

    Steve

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  2. Ian Hey10 October 2011 at 08:13

    Thanks for that Steve. If it is OK with you I will probably combine the two around space and movement - especially if I can build in the tramoline session - it will help with the time management as well.
    Ian

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