Principles and Elements of Art through Photography

• Lines = Self explanatory, lots of parallel lines, with the gaps in-between the wood.
• Shape = Shapes that give objects their definition, just like the car.
• Form = A three dimensional figure, which in this case is the power line pole.
• Space = The space or distance between objects, so the bird from the tree.
• Color = Draws the eyes and can invoke mood or emotion, which is the octopus around lots of color
• Value = Helps give depth using light and dark, with the photo of the school building, shows the corner and how big it is.
• Texture = Surface quality of objects, so that the tree looks visibly rough.

• Balance = Shows symmetry/asymmetry, in this case the two tennis fields are symmetric
• Harmony = the balance between varsity and unity, so the backpacks are different but still all backpacks.
• Rhythm = Repetition of lines, shapes, figures, in this case the plants are repeating horizontally.
• Movement = Shows the impression of action, in this case the person jumping.
• Emphasis = Area that draws attention and a focal point, in this case the pine needles against the tennis red floor.
• Contrast = arrangement of opposite 
• Variety = Use of dissimilar elements, in this case the pebble cement and normal cement.
• Unity = Creates a sense of order, which shows the electrical pipes in unison together.
• Proportion = Objects in distance get smaller, so the tennis fields get smaller the farther they are.