1. Still Life Photography Design
Still life photography is the depiction of inanimate subject matter, most typically a small grouping of commonplace objects that are either human-made or "natural." Still life photography, more so than other types of photography, such as landscape or portraiture, gives the photographer more leeway in the arrangement of design elements within a composition.

2. Elements and Principles of Design
Balance
Unity
Repetition
Contrast
Overlapping Shapes
Space
Repetition

3. Balance and Repetition with Contrast
f/5.6, single off-camera flash
f/5.6, single off-camera flash.

4. Unity and Emphasis with a Subject

5. Overlapping Shapes

6. Creating Visual Interest with Texture

7. Visual Interest Red and Green Colour Scheme.
Using a Mirror or Reflections

8. Macro Photography
Universal Macro Symbol

9. Composition Place Objects Off Center.
Create a Line from Corner to Corner

10. Texture in Background
Monochromatic Colour Scheme
Objects flowing off the edge of the page

11. Strengths:
-Orange and Green Colour Contrast
-Diagonal Line Created with Carrot
Weaknesses:
-Picture is blurry
-Background competes with Still Life
Strengths:
-Interesting Texture created with the Shrimp.
-Strong Focal Point by using Red.
Weaknesses:
-There is not a separation between background and table, which flattens the photograph.