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1 Principles of Design Portfolio Summer Cooke || Commercial Art

2 Balance Radial Symmetry: This picture shows balance because there’s a trophy on both sides of the award, making the award the central point. Triangle Composition: There are three objects: two awards and a trophy, which causes your eyes to move across the photo.

3 Emphasis Focal Point: This photo shows focal point because the light in the center that’s out is the focal point. Use of Space: This photo demonstrates use of space because the stars take up the whole photo.

4 Pattern The bricks show a pattern because they’re all the same shape and it’s continuous. The wall shows a pattern because the fake bricks are all the same color, shape, size, and it’s continuous.

5 Contrast This photo demonstrates contrast because the shadows next to the bulletin board and the light coming from the door create a dramatic effect. This photo demonstrates contrast because the light from the sky contrasts the shadows from the trees.

6 Unity Aesthetics: This photo shows aesthetics because it’s visually appealing and shows many elements. Composition: This photo shows composition because it’s well-balanced and visually appealing, and the trophies fit together well.

7  What did I learn? What the principles of design are, and how each of them are used individually when taking photographs.  What is my favorite Principle of Design? Both Balance and Pattern. I typically like pictures that are symmetrical because they’re more visually appealing to me, so they’re my favorites.  What is my favorite photograph and why? The photo for Aesthetics because it’s the prettiest out of all of them. What did I learn?


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