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This photo was taken July 21, 2016, by Christopher Morris at the Republican National Convention. This picture is great because it catches the subject not looking, which shows the joyful mood. The entire frame is full and there is plenty to look at. Finally, the perspective shows the subjects up close and personal.

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This photo was taken by Martin Sanchez in 2017. It is perfectly symmetrical because of the dimensions of the basketball court. It has about 6 different colors. These light colors make the mood more fun and less serious

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This is photo was taken by Supreme. The jersey he is wearing features many different colors. The different colors lead to juxtaposition, and the jersey becomes the subject. The photo is also symmetrical because the subject is in the middle of the photo.

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This photo is called "Need Some Rest" by Bahadir Bermek. This photo is interesting because it uses vertical leading lines, all the way up to the subject. The subject is framed by structure he is in, and the mood is serious because of the black and white.

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The photo was taken by Alberto Ghizzi Panizza. It is a great photo because of the symmetry, which splits the picture in two, the juxtaposition, which is shown in the color of the bugs eyes, and the texture of the subjects of the photo.

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This picture was taken May 25, 1965. It is of Muhammad Ali standing over Sonny Liston after knocking him out. This is an iconic photo because of the close angle, which makes Ali look more intimidating. It also has an exciting mood, and follows the rule of thirds as you see Ali in between the ropes in the center of the picture.

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This picture is of Neil Armstrong's footprint on the moon. It was taken July 20, 1969 by fellow astronaut Buzz Aldrin. This picture is interesting because of the pattern and texture, which is self-explanatory, the perspective, which makes you feel like you are on the moon, and how the subject is locate in the middle of the picture.

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This picture is called "Looking Down Sacramento Street". It was taken April 18, 1906 by Arnold Genthe. This picture has perfect symmetry with a street view between buildings. It follows the Rule of Thirds because it makes you look down the middle. It is also taken from a perspective where you can see all the ciaos that is happening.

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This picture of Nelson Mandela was taken by Yousuf Karsh in 1990. It is a great picture because of the subject, Nelson Mandela. He creates a mood by the smile on his face. The picture is also symmetrical, making it appealing to the eye.

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This picture is "Migrant Mother" by Dorothea Lange. It was taken in 1936. This is an iconic photo. It is so popular because Lange used the Fill the Frame technique and put the subject in between two children. It seems like a serious event because she used black and white colors. She also made the subject the main part of this photo.

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This picture is "Spring" by Krzysztof Browko. This is a good photo because it has a clear foreground, the hills, and clear background, the house. It has pattern and texture with the rolling hills. It also has leading lines as the hills lead to the house

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This is a picture called "Mount Williamson, Sierra from Manzanar." It was taken by Ansel Adams in 1944. This is a good picture because of the color, mood, and angle. It is colored black and white, which creates a mood. This mood is more serious because of the colors. The angle makes the mountains seem really far away, even though this picture was taken pretty close.