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this image showes texture jayden

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this is an example of rule of thirds jayden

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try to get the viewer to look at your picture and lead their eyes in the disstance or wherever the picture is going this is jayden

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its frames in diffrent frames its not showing my na so this is jayden

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The #1 tip i give about Leading Lines is when your thinking about leading lines into the frame, think about roads and path, which would work.

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This is a picture that I took for Leading Lines and you can tell that it is repeating it's lines.

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This is a picture that I took of Rule Of Thirds with a fruit cup close to the wall.

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This is a picture that i took of frame in frame.

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This is a picture of a locker repeating it's self.

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This is the picture that  took when we were learning about symmetry and Rhythm.

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I think my #1 tip is finding and using urban opportunities. You could keep your eye open for a row of the same objects

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Its frame in frame because its a frame inside a square.

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It's using the bars as a frame.

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Major

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Ava Major- Tip- YOu csan use streak lights to help find or create leading lines if there are none

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It is frame in frame because it is showing the building through the window or opening

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Manufacture your own lines :
making your own lines when not present.

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using buildings and things

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This photos shows rules of thirds

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This is frame in frame because the frame is around the mountains in the back.

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This photo shows Rhythm.

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#1 tip was Manufacture your own lines because it is your photography so make it your own and have fun with it.

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This is leading lines because the lines keep going down and then they stop and keep going.

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this is symmetry because you can cut it in half  down the middle  and have the same thing on both sides. 

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this is symmetry because you can cut it in half  down the middle  and have the same thing on both sides. 

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This is frame in frame because the frame around the building

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This picture is an example of symmetry. Each side are balanced equally.

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sarah presley

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This is texture because you can see the feel and grooves of the pine cone.

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This is symmetry due the similar on both sides of the picture.

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This is rule of thirds due to the image based off the 9 tic tac toe board.

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This is Rhythm due to the repeating of the same pattern.

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This is leading lines due to the road leading your eyes to the depth of the picture.

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this is texture because when you look at it you can see the bumps and dents and its like your feeling it when you look at it.

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This is frame in frame due to the frame of the pillars around the building.

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The feel and appearance of a surface or a substance.

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The red handle is on one of the cross sections of the rule of thirds

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this is an example of rule of thirds

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This is an example of rule of thirds.

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symmetry is a type of balance and is an equal distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture and space

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2.   Finding and using urban opportunities: keeping your eyes open to different perspectives and not to overlook things

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this picture implies the feeling of sand. this was one of the final pictures taken by FOXTROT45 before feed was terminated and 45 was presumed dead, or worse.

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You should take extra pictures in case other pictures don't work so you can always have a backup plan.

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This is frame in frame because it focuses on the building through the loop holes.

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This is frame in frame because it focuses on the building through the loop holes.

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rhythm is the repetition of elements of art to create a feeling of movement that is organized

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Helps to lead the audience toward the main part of a picture

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Andrea R

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I think it's probably the best because it is pretty easy to find leading lines in urban places

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this is frame in frame because the picture is looking into the wires to the bike

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this is frame in frame because the arch's

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I think that the most important tip is using opportunities in nature to create the "leading lines" effect. The natural patterns often draw the viewers attention and make then interested.

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I think the most important tip is using and finding urban opportunities because it uses perspective of things we see everyday

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because the castle is the focal point

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the watermelon is cut inn half equally

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it draws attention to the center of the picture

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the image shows rule of thirds with the lines

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The main focal point is brought out by the frame

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the lines in the picture shows rhythm