1. I see old houses in the middle of no-where.

2. The colors are brown, black, white, blue, green, and tan.

The shapes are just squares.

The lines are just straight lines.

3. The words to describe this picture will be:

Still

Silent

Untroubled

Peaceful

Unruffled

4. I think the meaning of this picture might be that a long time ago some people lived there and maybe they migrated to some were else to live.

5. The rule I will use will be Actual and Implied Lines because it show a lot lines and a lot of shapes.

1. I see a bunch of friends or family in a back yard, and they are having a bonfire!!

2. The colors I see are blue, green, brown, white, black, and red.

The shape I see are just squares.

The lines i see are straight and diagonal.

3. The five words I will use to describe this image will be:

Blazing

Inferno

Explosion

Heat

liveliness

4.I think the meaning of this picture is that a bunch of old people just want to have a big rush from watching a big blaze.

5. The rule I will use to describe this picture will be Simplify Rule because I see every thing clearly and uncompleted background.

1. I see a families and a couple in the park, i also see trees,houses and, water.

2.The colors are just black and white.

3. Tenderness, passionate, paramour, affection, and, involvement.

4.I think the meaning of this picture is a nice warm day in the park everyone and their families want to go.

5. Actual and clean implied lines because that what i see like the trees and the houses make up horizontal, vertical and, diagonal lines.

Shanella Charles

1/4/11

My Three Techniques

The three techniques I picked to write about would be “The rule of thirds,” “Fill your frame,” and “Getting image straight”. The reason I picked these three techniques is because it is some of the most important rules, when you’re taking a picture for me.

The first technique I picked was rule of thirds. I picked this because to me this is one of the first things you have to know when you’re taking a picture. The next reason was that it teaches you how to balance your image. The rule of thirds also helps you with the basic principle like breaking down the image so your viewers will interact with the image with more naturally.

My next technique will be filling your frame. This is also important because it teaches you how to take a picture when someone is a few meters away from you. It also help’s you with putting the person in the right context with the environment that they are in.

The last technique will be getting image straight, this technique will help you with making your image straight and you can get help by finding something straight in the room and take the picture and that can help you out.

So that was my three techniques and I think that these these technique and I think that these technique are some very good ones because they can help you out a lot.