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Assignment 2 Feedback

Assignment 2 Feedback

13 February 2013 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

Feedback from my tutor for my TAOP Assignment 2.

TAOP Assignment 2: Elements of Design

TAOP Assignment 2: Elements of Design

3 February 2013 | Assignments, Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

10 pictures of foodstuff arranged to match a pre-defined set of compositional design elements. It was a fun exercise that I learnt a lot from.

Rhythms and patterns

Rhythms and patterns

5 January 2013 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

In my learning log for TAOP exercise 2-9 I look at repetition, patterns and rhythms in pictures, and manages to get myself somewhat confused.

Real and implied triangles

Real and implied triangles

4 January 2013 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

In this exercise, I investigated “real” and “implied” triangles as a compositional device.

Implied lines

Implied lines

6 December 2012 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

Exercise 2.7 is about implied lines – lines that aren’t really visible lines in the picture, but which the brain recognises as such. The typical examples are eye-lines, lines “made up of” points, and movement-lines.

Curves

Curves

28 November 2012 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

Finding curves in the City proved to be more of a challenge than finding diagonals, and in the end I had to raid the archives for a good example of natural curves. Here are four images using curves to emphasize movement and direction. TAOP exercixe 2.6

Diagonals

Diagonals

27 November 2012 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

Lane markings on Westminster Bridge, fairy-light covered trees, a Christmas Market stall and a building with a windmill on top demonstrates strong diagonal lines in these notes for TAOP exercise 2.5

Horizontal and vertical lines

Horizontal and vertical lines

19 August 2011 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

A walk around town, searching for vertical and horizontal lines resulted in solely man-made structures.

Bovine beauties

Bovine beauties

6 August 2011 | Blog, Part 2: Elements of design, Studying photography, The Art of Photography

An exercise about pictures where the subject is a single point or two individual points. A group of local cows kindly modelled for me.

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