9/11 Composition Reflection
Simplicity: This image shows Simplicity because all of the action is happening on the center of the image and there is a plain background that doesn't distract you from the main focus of the picture.
Rule Of Thirds: This image is Rule Of Thirds because even though the explosion isn't the biggest thing in the photo or in the center of the photo, it is still the thing that your eye is drawn to.
Lines: This image is an example of lines because these repetitive lines lead your eyes to follow and eventually focus on the center of this image, which would be the falling man.
Balance: This photo represents balance because if you were to draw an imaginary lines between the pieces still standing, it would form the geometric shape of a triangle.
Framing: This image represents framing because the object/broken wall in front of the ladder and firefighter, frames draws your attention to the center of interest in this picture.
Avoiding Mergers: This photo represents a merger because the pole behind the man in the right side of this photo appears to be going through his head. This could have been avoided if the photographer had moved more in front of the two men so it wouldn't look like the pole is going straight through the man's head.
Rule Of Thirds: This image is Rule Of Thirds because even though the explosion isn't the biggest thing in the photo or in the center of the photo, it is still the thing that your eye is drawn to.
Lines: This image is an example of lines because these repetitive lines lead your eyes to follow and eventually focus on the center of this image, which would be the falling man.
Balance: This photo represents balance because if you were to draw an imaginary lines between the pieces still standing, it would form the geometric shape of a triangle.
Framing: This image represents framing because the object/broken wall in front of the ladder and firefighter, frames draws your attention to the center of interest in this picture.
Avoiding Mergers: This photo represents a merger because the pole behind the man in the right side of this photo appears to be going through his head. This could have been avoided if the photographer had moved more in front of the two men so it wouldn't look like the pole is going straight through the man's head.
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