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Attempt at completing the silhouette brain storm

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Batman is running from the left side of the screen to the right. therefore he has room to run and is the centre point of the picture so he is the key focus this is an example of using thirds.

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the wall is a ruff texture

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Lots of different lines to make a picture

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man made shapes to make a structure

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there is a high colour contrast in this image as the vocal point is pointed being the lighter of the colours. the image also blacks out the background to point out the clear main point

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this image uses low contrast to show the tree in a low foggy way the image does not blur out background rather increase the white colour to show the tree as a black contrast and still make it the vocal point so basically the opposite of what is done when using high contrast

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Mitchel Wu’s Toy Photography

this Artist has used slow shutter speed to capture the spill of the fluid, he has done this by dropping something into the liquid and taking the photo at the right time of the fluid spilling over. The artist has done this to show the action of the scene presented in this still life image. Insight is given via the scene being over emphasized with figures flying and moving as well as a big splash to give it a dramatic sense.

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Another image by Mitchel Wu Toy Photography, as he shows the image of a smaller dinosaur looking in his reflection to see a different version of himself this image uses very specific texture to show the realism of the dinosaur in the reflection vs the dinosaur in the front. The artist has done this by using two different models and putting them together in the one photo. I believe he has done this to show the idea of looking in the reflection and seeing a different thing to what's there so either self doubt or self centred

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Still life image by Melissa Gibson. this image uses depth of field as a technique to show the elephants as the vocal point of the image this is also done by using light contrast as the elephants are dark and the background is light it makes the focus immediately go to the elephants. they also use the look of the big elephant with two children as a meaning for the circle of life.

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this image uses space by taking the photo at an angle to show the wood getting further away or the poles getting smaller. I'm unsure of the artist or picture name as I could not find it. but the image use parallel effect as a technique 

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there is a clear contrast of colour in this image showing the different colours and how they combine to show the different tones and textures in said image

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this photo uses rhythm via colour and shapes (lines) as they go further back the image blurs to give focus to the main vocal point being the zebras face

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this photo uses symmetrical balance via having the bridges be the same distance from each other making it possible to split the image in half and have them look the exact same

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the asymmetrical balance in this photo is obvious in the way that when the photo is cut in half it would one not be the same on both sides but it would also be out of balance making the image asymmetrical

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the proportion photography is shown in this image as the bottle is shown as much larger then the person running this shows the size first size of the two and shows the difference of them.

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True Colours Reproduction by Dick Frizzell

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In this piece there is a colour contrast with multiple bright colours that you don't typically see used together, they also utilise a pattern in which they use Charlie, or Mr Foursquare repeatedly but changing the colours.