Emily

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 * Elements of Design**


 * Simple Things homage to Andrew Nagl**
 * [[image:crack_in_wall.jpg]] || [[image:Emily_2.JPG]] || [[image:wolf_knife.jpg]] ||

The basic principle behind the rule of thirds is to take an image with the point of focus being in one of the thirds of the frame. First, you have to imagine a grid on the image divided into thirds both horizontally and vertically. This forms a grid on the image. To attract attention to the right parts of your picture, place your subject/main point of interest on one of the lines or on one of the points of intersection between the lines. With this framing, the viewer’s eye is naturally drawn towards the point(s) of interest.
 * Rule of Thirds**
 * [[image:Light_Blue(s).jpg width="202" height="288"]] || [[image:Tighter.jpg width="356" height="288"]] || [[image:Wash_Up.jpg width="216" height="288"]] ||

Changing your point of view can lend an interesting spin on some otherwise ordinary photos.
 * Point of View**
 * [[image:(cha)Grin(e).jpg width="338" height="264"]] || [[image:3_6.jpg width="338" height="264"]] || [[image:Journey.jpg width="338" height="264"]] ||

Place objects, both natural and man-made, around the edges of the frame to draw interest to the subject.
 * Framing**
 * [[image:Beijing_Blue.jpg width="338" height="264"]] || [[image:For_the_Light.jpg width="338" height="264"]] || [[image:To_where?.jpg width="338" height="264"]] ||

Placing lines leading into the photo can draw the viewer in.
 * Leading Line**
 * [[image:Who's_House?.jpg]] || [[image:Holiday.jpg]] || [[image:Chop.jpg]] ||

Reflections and shadows can silhouette and outline points of interests to attract viewers' attention.
 * Reflections and Shadows**
 * [[image:Reddy.jpg width="216" height="288"]] || [[image:Buddies.jpg width="216" height="288"]] || [[image:Bent.jpg width="356" height="288"]] ||

Candid, Eye Contact, Body Part
 * Portraits**
 * [[image:111.jpg width="319" height="221"]] || [[image:Eye_Contact.jpg width="216" height="288"]] || [[image:Body_Part.jpg]] ||

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 * Light Painting**


 * Photographs in the Style of Immogen Cunningham**
 * [[image:Twins.jpg]] || [[image:Self_Portrait,_2012.jpg]] || [[image:Dreaming.jpg]] ||


 * Surreal Self Portrait/Photoshop**

Taking photos of the village in its current deconstructed state made me see it in more detail because I had to look at things from a different perspective and find the character in everything. It is slightly ironic to me that we took photos of parts of the village and pieced them together while in reality, it is being taken apart. Trying to emulate David Hockney's style gave me a new way in which to display photographs which I will definitely experiment more with.
 * Photojournalism in the style of David Hockney**
 * [[image:Hockneyed_Village_Rubble.jpg width="790" height="379"]] ||
 * [[image:Hockneyed_Panoramic_Green_Wall.jpg width="900" height="180"]] ||
 * [[image:Hockneyed_Boarded_Windows.jpg width="900" height="226"]] ||

[|Pictures from Bai Xin Zhuang]

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 * Animoto Slideshow**