2. Visual center of interest, seeing something in the unusual, and framing the subject

3. The objects in my advanced photogram were random plants from and small man-made objects. The significance of these is that there is no significance which is like how even if you think you are insignificant you can still be significant to someone.

4. Yeah. Every art medium is just as good as any other, I guess it can just come down to personal preference for what holds more weight for you specifically, like maybe you prefer literature over a more visual medium like photography or painting. Maybe you like film or sculpture or music, but they all are liked by someone.

2. I used an emphasis in color to bring out the bright whites and deep blacks in the photograms. There is a visual center of interest in each picture. The use of black and white creates a greater focus on values and traditional photograms

3. The objects in the pictures come from my collections of trinkets, dried plants(bouquets and leaves), and just random junk. Most of the objects I have either made or collected, and are put in my room as decoration. This makes these some of the more signifigant things I own.

4. There is nothing like a traditional painting, but photography captures life in a different way. In my opinion, this means they cannot and should not be compared.

1. I enjoyed the traditional the most because it was less long of a process 2. Three elements of composition that helped me were contrast, focusing on natural shapes, and seeing something in the unusual. 3. I just chose some objects from the bin in the art room for my advanced photogram 4. Yes i believe so