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The Purpose of leading lines is guide the viewers eyes Infront or far away from the subject. This technique helps photographers design fascinating looks of shapes and shows the direction, connection, and motion.

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Composition is something that you frame from what you see. Photographers use these skills to lay out the tones, forms, and elements that makes look like more than meets the eye. The best compostion will remove the distraction allying the camera and the other subjects.

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High angel is like a "bird eye view" taking a picture of the subject off the ground making the subject much smallers and moving there head and eyes from above.

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Simplicity makes it far to easy for the people to see where they should be looking at.

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A line that shows the elements are in organized and in order. This special skill shows the viewers how the order is in good shape.

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The camera level is at the exact level of the subjects eyes it makes a perfect level of intimacy and connection.

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Changing the cameras motion changes the POV and creating a photo so interesting, effecting emotions: All 3 types of POV

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It's a composition skill that composes elements within the frame to complete equality visuals wight across the image. Balance has 3 different types of compositions asymmetrical, symmetrical, and radical.

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Asymmetrical visually balance but not equal

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Negative space is just as important as the subject. It is a design to show an empty space around or between the subject.

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Symmetrical is the opposite of asymmetrical it has the same weight on each-side

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Radical is not alike compare to asymmetrical and asymmetrical it's technique shows a cycle that goes on forever

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On the Day of Memorial Service - Andong - Lee, Gap Chul - Google Arts & Culture

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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The angle of the camera is really blew the subject making a low eye level.

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CREDITS: EXHIBIT

19th Biennale of Sydney: You Imagine What You Desire (21 March - 9 June 2014)
Artistic Director: Juliana Engberg

18th Biennale of Sydney: all our relations (27 June - 16 September 2012).
Artistic Directors: Catherine de Zegher and Gerald McMaster

17th Biennale of Sydney: THE BEAUTY OF DISTANCE - Songs of Survival in a Precarious Age (2 May - 1 August 2010).
Artistic Director: David Elliott

16th Biennale of Sydney: Revolutions - Forms That Turn (8 June - 7 September 2008).
Artistic Director:Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev

Venues
Cockatoo Island, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Artspace, Carriageworks, Cockatoo Island and Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

CREDITS: ALL MEDIA
The exhibit featured may in some cases have been created by an independent third party and may not always represent the views of the institution, listed above, who have supplied the content.

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2008-2014: Biennale of Sydney at Cockatoo Island - Google Arts & Culture

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World Heritage-listed Cockatoo Island is Sydney Harbour's largest island. A former convict prison and industrial shipyard, Cockatoo Island has been a Biennale venue since 2008.

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Framming is considered the process of composing a picture

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A composition guides the places the subject to the left or right third of a picture leaving the other two thirds wide-open.

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Art at the Barbican - Google Arts & Culture

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From architecture and design to fashion and photography, we take a look through some of the highlights from our Art Gallery and The Curve from recent years.