Photo Composition

This is and example of Rule of Thirds. This image shows a peace sign necklace directly placed in the centre of the image/the centre third. The necklace is in the position so the audiences is drawn straight to it and nothing in the background that may be distracting, it is the most important thing in the image.

This is an example of a cropped image. The aim of a this cropped image is the draw the audiences attention straight to the face. It looks like this is an advertisement for some type of makeup brand therefore the only thing the audience can see is the woman's makeup. It allows them to focus on the woman's flawless skin and believe the makeup is the reason for that.

This is an example of light and shade. The use of a shadow in this picture create an aura of mystery and danger, almost as though the woman is being followed by someone even though she isn't. The light shining down on the woman that she is walking in to might symbolise that she is safe now that she has emerged from the darkness behind her.

This is an example of a skewed image. although the building itself is not different, it is just a normal building, the angle at which the picture is taken at gives the image a psychedelic feel as if the building is distorted and elongated.

 This is an example of lines and shapes. The lines in this pictures create unusual shapes that catch the audiences eye and make the want to study it longer than they would necessarily looks at something else because of the usual dimensions it creates.

This is an example of foreground/background. although this is just a picture of a group of friends, it catches the audiences eye because of eiffel tower being in the background. The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic structures on earth and it is captured in the image because everyone that sees it will recognise it instantly, especially because it is right in the centre of the image which makes it the first thing the audience sees.