This picture uses the rule of framing. I used the outline of the window and curtain to frame the view of outside. I particularly like this photo because it was a rainy day outside, as you can see from the windo pane. I had planned to get some sunrise photos that morning but to my dismay I awoke to these conditions. I remembered reading in the textbook that good photographys can be taken in adverse weather as long as you are willing to change subjects and be flexible. So that is what I attempted to do with this weeks photos. And on a personal note Im happy I will have some photos of my apartment because I do have some sentiamental attachment to it because it is my very first appartment .
Also, Dr. Hart there happens to be a moving car in the background of this picture, and I remember what that you said we get extra points for moving vechiles ;-) (wink*wink*)
In this photo I used the rule of framing again as well as the rule of diagonal lines. It was amazing to me that this picture looked so much better in black and white. There is also an element of layers in this photo with the bambo plant on a table infront of the large window and then finally the outdoors.
In this still life style photograph I tried to use the whole frame. The rule of diagonal lines applies to the background and it also uses the rule of layers. I think the fact that you can see the view from the blinds being open. The bambo plant is the true subject in my opinion which is complimented by the incent holder with the smoke coming out of it .
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