Tag Archives: visual elements
Just a Trace of Yellow
End of the Line
Magritte-Scape
Parking Lot Cracks and Oil Spots
White Triangle
One of the most important parts of photography is editing. Most of the time, when something catches my eye, I take many photographs, framing each exposure differently. The most successful edits set up interesting relationships among all the visual elements.
Scraggy Tree and Rainbow on Dark Field
Keeping an eye out for oddly-shaped clouds during this time of quickly changing weather prepared me for catching the scene below. Even though the photo is not perfect (it was taken through a car window), it is still a dramatic picture.
Traffic Arrow, Lamp Post, Smiley Man and Sky
Street photographers look for interesting visual elements to include in their photos. It is a challenge to choose how to place them in the frame.
Small Leaf and Four Paint Spots
This is street photography. On this street, the four paint drips and the leaf created a design that caught my eye.
Street Art #7: Parking Lot Visual Elements in Perspective
In the last photograph in this series, I caught a number of visual elements often found in parking lots in the US: dotted white lines, indicating driving lanes; a red line that notes an emergency area; a striped region that warns of a speed bump and an white-striped outlined area that indicates a no parking zone. […]
