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Elements of Art
Line
Color
Texture
Shape
Space
Value
Form
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Line:
A moving dot.
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Lines can be thin, bold, straight, geometric, organic……
Geometric/straight
Organic
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Lines are almost everywhere we look. Lines can add structure and dynamics to your photos.
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Color:
The product of light reflecting off of a surface.
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Color can affect the “mood” of a photo.
For example: Warm colors (red, yellow, and orange) can add warm and cheer to a photo.
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Cool colors (blue, green and purple) can make a photo seem sad, cold, or
lonely.
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Texture: The tactile and visual qualities of a surface.
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Texture can be implied
(visual), as in photographs.
You can’t actually
touch the texture, but you can see
it.
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Or the texture can be tactile. For example,
wood, bark on trees, and furry animals have a
texture that can be felt.
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Space: Depth or the
illusion of depth.
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Space is creating by converging lines, overlapping objects, and decreasing size as the
object gets further away.
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The camera angle or point of view can make the
space more successful.
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Shape:
2-dimensional area enclosed by
line.
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Shape can be geometric or organic.
Organic
Geometric
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You also have
negative and
positive shape.
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Value:
The lights and darks of a composition.
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Value is easiest to see in black and
white or monochromatic
(one color) photos.
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The higher the contrast between the values, the better the
photo.
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Form:
3-dimensional object that have
volume or occupies space.
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Anything that isn’t flat has form.
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Generally, anything that has form also has value.
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Your Assignment: • Take AT LEAST 2 photographs for each element
(14 in total).• Edit ALL 14 Photographs using Adobe
Photoshop.• Create a power point illustrating 2
photographs for each element, including a title slide (at least 15 slides).
• The 14 photographs is one grade.• The power point presentation is another
grade.
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Power Point Presentation Requirements:
• 1 title slide with your name and the name of the project.
• 14 slides with 1 photo on each slide.• Element labels on each slide.• Transitions and animation.• Background designs.
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Hints and tips:
• Remember the compositional tips from Chapter 3.
• Fill the frame.• Try different angles.• Remember the rule of thirds.• Try creative editing. Remember this is a digital
photography class. Creative editing is what helps your grade.