1. ELEMENTS PRINCIPLE JEAN M. NEGRON

2. BALANCE BALANCE IS A COMPOSITIONAL TECHNIQUE IN PHOTOGRAPHY THAT JUXTAPOSES IMAGES WITHIN A FRAME SO THAT THE OBJECTS ARE OF EQUAL VISUAL WEIGHT.

3. UNITY UNITY IS THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG THE ELEMENTS OF A VISUAL THAT HELPS ALL THE ELEMENTS FUNCTION TOGETHER.

4. LINE NARROW MARK OR BAND.

5. SHAPES THE EXTERNAL FORM OR APPEARANCE CHARACTERISTIC OF SOMEONE OR SOMETHING; THE OUTLINE OF AN AREA OR FIGURE.

6. FORMS THE VISIBLE SHAPE OR CONFIGURATION OF SOMETHING.

7. COLOR VALUES VALUE IS DEFINED AS THE RELATIVE LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF A COLOR.

8. SPACE A CONTINUOUS AREA OR EXPANSE THAT IS FREE, AVAILABLE, OR UNOCCUPIED.

9. TEXTURE THE FEEL, APPEARANCE, OR CONSISTENCY OF A SURFACE OR A SUBSTANCE.

10. MOVEMENT AN ACT OF CHANGING PHYSICAL LOCATION OR POSITION OR OF HAVING THIS CHANGED.

11. CONTRAST THE STATE OF BEING STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT FROM SOMETHING ELSE, TYPICALLY SOMETHING IN JUXTAPOSITION OR CLOSE ASSOCIATION

12. EMPHASIS SPECIAL IMPORTANCE, VALUE, OR PROMINENCE GIVEN TO SOMETHING.

13. FLOW MOVE ALONG OR OUT STEADILY AND CONTINUOUSLY IN A CURRENT OR STREAM.

14. RULE OF THIRDS

15. PROPORTION A PART, SHARE, OR NUMBER CONSIDERED IN COMPARATIVE RELATION TO A WHOLE.

16. PATTERN A REPEATED DECORATIVE DESIGN.

17. HARMONY THE COMBINATION OF SIMULTANEOUSLY SOUNDED MUSICAL NOTES TO PRODUCE CHORDS AND CHORD PROGRESSIONS HAVING A PLEASING EFFECT.