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Lines can direct the viewers eye on how to 'see' an image. Lines can be actual obvious lines in images or the borders/edges of shapes.

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Space is the area 'used' or 'unused' in an image. There is 'positive' (the area the subject takes up) and there is 'negative' (the area around the subject).

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Texture is all about the surface quality of an object/subject and it can add depth/nuance to your photos (rough, smooth, gooey).

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Shapes in photography are a contained area. They can be geometric (squares, triangles, circles) and they can be shapes made by organic things (leaves, trees, humans). You can play with shapes in photography to create dizzying effects or to simply imply space and depth

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What 'Elements' do you see in action here?

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What 'Elements' do you see in action here?

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Hiroshi is a Japanese photographer known for his long-exposure photography.

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Viviane Sassen is an Austrian photographer.