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"Architectural photography is the photographing of buildings and similar structures that are both aesthetically pleasing and accurate representations of their subjects"

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This image uses symmetry and makes the building the main focal point. The sky has been edited to a pink/peach colour making the building stand out. I like how the sky has been edited.

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This image uses manmade leading lines to take you to the building at the end, it also uses framing so you focus on the building. I really like how this picture has different frames.

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Various different leading lines are used in this image, even though they aren't leading to the main focal point. This image looks as though it has been cropped to show only a bit of the building. I like how this looks quite modern.

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This image uses view point. The photograph is looking up at the image and also uses patterns. The tree is used as a focus point in the centre of the building. The building is almost framing the tree. I like how the building fills all corners of the photograph and has another focus, that being the tree.

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This uses reflection and leading lines to focus on the end of the building. It also uses view point so you are looking directly up the building. I like how this image uses the reflection of itself and how it balances out it's elements.

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A fish eye lens would be used to enable the camera to see the whole of the building. There is also reflection in the focal point of the buildings behind the photographer, which I really like. I love how the main focal point of this is a different colour to everything else and stands out.

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This image uses rule of thirds and I like how the image isn't only the building and it is showing the background. I like how this is black and white and shows people rather than just the architectural side.

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This image uses reflection, balancing elements and leading lines. The leading lines lead up to the building. I like how this uses artificial colouring and in editing the buildings reflections have highlighted in the water.

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"Street photography, also sometimes called candid photography, is photography conducted for art or enquiry that features unmediated chance encounters and random incidents within public places"

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This uses light in the centre of the image and also leading lines which catches the eye.

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This is different to the other images I have chosen as it's in colour and has also used a wider lens to capture more.This photo doesn't just focus on one person either therefore gives it more depth.

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This image stands out as although you can see the graffiti it's black and white and this means the man being used in the rule of thirds is the main concentration.

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This image uses lighting on the left side yet still focuses on the main in the centre of the photo.

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I really like how this photo has used the rain to reflect the people walking. The light in the background also makes the main in the centre stand out.

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This image uses reflection on a cobbled street which gives the photo a sense of realism.

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This uses framing of the plane in between the phone lines and this makes the photo more interesting, It also used leading lines and balancing elements.

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This image captures modern, everyday life and is a quick snapshot of it.

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"Photojournalism is a particular form of journalism that employs images in order to tell a news story"

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Rineke DIJKSTRA, Shany, Tel Hashomer, Israel, March 6, 2003 .jpg

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https://padlet.com/cath_davies/dvgf2cyju56x