Rule Of Thirds: The picture I took for the rule of thirds was of my stuffed animal cat. As you can see, the main focus was the cats head, which was shot in the upper left corner of the photo.
Texture: For texture, I took a picture of hardened corn on the cob. Each kernel represents texture.
Lines: For this composition element, I took a picture of my pencil case. It wasn't much, but it resembled lines.
Pattern: The picture I took for pattern was of a bunch a sharpies with a crayola marker in the middle. This off-set the pattern (breaking pattern).
Symmetry: For this composition element, I took a photograph of one of the stairways in my school. Both sides are the same, with a railing in the middle. This resembles symmetry.
Depth Of Field: Depth of field is probably one of the hardest shots to take. At least for me. I took a picture of a glue stick and a pencil sharpener not that far behind it. The glue stick came in focus great, yet the pencil sharpener was a bit blurry.
From this assignment I learned that for depth of field, you can basically take a picture of anything. Also, there are lines everywhere around you, which I never realized until I was required to take a picture of lines. Plus, symmetry, it's amazing how much symmetry is in this world that we don't even notice.
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