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Line & symmetry
This document provides instructions for a photography project involving line and symmetry. It outlines four parts to the project: 1. Using symmetrical balance with strong diagonal lines in 5 photos taken at school and outside of school. 2. Exploring symmetry by taking photos that have mirror image balance on both sides. 3. Capturing radial symmetry found in living things or man-made structures in 5 more photos. 4. Finding implied lines where the eye follows shapes and forms without a literal line being present. The final assignment will involve creating a mirrored reflection tessellation using multiple horizontal and vertical flips of photos.
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Line & symmetry
- 1. LINE & SYMMETRY Project#4 - Semester 2
- 3. Part 1- LINEw/Symmetrical Balance • 5 Photos 2 at school and 3 outside school • Line • Symmetrical BALANCE Strong diagonal lines to convey a sense of motion and energy in a photograph, whether it’s a close-up or a wide- angle overview.
- 4. #2. SYMMETRY =(Mirror Image) - both sides are exactly the same, and balanced in that way.
- 5. SYMMETRY & LINEEXAMPLES
- 6. SYMMETRY & LINE- Take 2 photos today at school & 3 outside of school (5 photos total) • GO outside or in the hallways and find symmetrical line. • Think about your angle- high, low, worm’s eye, bird’s eye. • Depth of field (large/shallow)
- 7. Part 2- Line w/AsymmetricalBalance • 5 Photos (2 at school and 3 outside school) • line • Asymmetrical
- 8. Asymmetrical Balance • Thetwo sides are not identical, but differ from one another. • However, the elements are arranged so that there is a sense of balance.
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- 11. Part 3- Lineand Radial Symmetry • Any type of balance based on a circle with its design
- 12. Radial Line – Symmetryin living things • 5 Photos (2 at school and 3 outside school)
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- 14. Does having radialline symmetry mean the photo itself has to be symmetrical? Asymmetrical & Radial
- 15. Part 4 –Implied Line What does “implied” mean?
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- 17. What is impliedline? "Implied line" refers to the path that the viewer's eye takes as it follows shapes, colors, and forms along any given path.
- 18. More examples ofImplied Line
- 19. Where does youreye travel?
- 20. Where does youreye travel?
- 21. What you willbe using your photos for! Final Assignment = Mirrored Reflection/Tesselation How was this achieved?
- 23. Start off slow– 4x reflections We’ll be doing this Thursday!!
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- 28. Keep Duplicating &flipping
- 29. And ….replicating &flipping FINAL PRODUCT!
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- 32. Here the original4x reflection has been tilled 9 times (a total of 36 repetitions)