location images

                                                                                                                                  Samantha O'Dell

location images

this is an image of a swan and this image was taken half way through the day time in Stafford upon Avon and the main focal point is the swan which is in the center. this image doesn't have any thirds or much composition because it is a quiet basic image and it doesn't capture any particular moment in time and i could of improved this image by cropping out the duck in the background to make the image more effective

this image is an image of a tree that sort of sags and this image was taken in Stafford upon Avon and the focal point is the tree island . this image doesn't capture any moment in time as this is a still image and it is an inanimate object so it wont move or do anything interesting. this image  doesn't really have much space in it and the background of the ground is kind of a rule of third and on a hot spot. i could improve this image by adding more space to the photo which would be the sky to make it look more effective.

this image is of a piece of a statue and it looks like the statue thing is kind of puking out ribbons and this was also taken in Stafford upon Avon and the main focal point is the stuff at the bottom because that is all in focus where the face isn't in focus and that is the composition of the image and the lines of symmetry is down the face because its all even and follows the symmetry rule.

this image is an image of the ends of a tree but it also shows the sun hitting the water in the background which gives off a  nice effect and the main focal point is the water but it isn't so clear that that is ment to be the focal point and i could improve this image by making the focal point clear and straightening the image

this picture is one i took in Sutton park and the trees look animated in a way and adds effect to the photo and gives off the feeling the trees are fake, this image also has the rule of repetition and the main focal point is the trees as they stand out and i could improve this image by  editing out the trees in the back as its too crowded 

this image is quiet like the other one but the tree on the left is the focal point and draws attention to the image and uses the rule of repetition  and the odd rule as the tree on the left isn't like the others so it is the odd one out. this image could do with improvement by putting the main tree in focus and blurring out the others. the trees are on a third using the rule of thirds

this image was taken of a wilted tree and was taken in  Sutton park again and the focal point is the tree but isn't so clear so o could improve on that by making it more obvious and this image uses the rule of space and the horizon is on a third. 

this image is taken of a street sign and was taken from sitting is a moving car and shows the way to go to things and the focal point is the sign and doesn't really have any thirds but uses the rule of repetition how the cars carry on down the road 

this image was taken in a church in Birmingham city centre and this is an image of something in a church and the focal point is the 4 things in the image, this uses the rule of repetition how they follow each other down and i could improve this image by taking it from a different angle

this image is an image of lit candles in a church and this church was in Birmingham city centre and the focal point is the candles and it uses the rule of pattern as there is multiple candles and i could improve this by cropping out the candles showing in the background and the image has rule of thirds where the corner of the stand is and where the candles stand

this image is an image of tinsel during Christmas time and the focal point is kind of the tinsel and the balls on it and i have made the focal point clear by blurring out the back of the image to add more effect to it and could improve it by adding more space. it was taken in the new Birmingham library

this image is is of the railing of a barrier and it was taken in the Birmingham new library and the focal point is the railing and this is clear because the background is blurred out and the railing is on a third using rule of thirds.

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