My Favourite Karl Blossfeldt Photograph

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My Favourite Karl Blossfeldt Photograph COLOUR - Harmonising (similar colours) - Contrasting (opposite colours) Hot/Cold Bright/Dark QUALITY OF THE IMAGE - Crisp (in focus) Blurred Out of focus INSERT YOUR PHOTO HERE  FORM - Interesting shapes – what can you see? CONTRAST - Is there a range of black white and grey tones? - Are there shadows? DETAIL & PATTERN Intricate (tiny) details No detail Repeat pattern To improve this photo I could…..(take it from another angle, focus on a different section, make it more in focus) To edit this photo I could…(change the colour, make it brighter, add shadows, add a filter, layer it with another photo) Why do you like the Artist’s work? Do you get any ideas for your own work? COMPOSITION Describe the layout of the photo Camera angle?