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Art Vocabulary and Craftsmanship
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Describe the
technique applied – also describe dodging and burning; depth of field, etc.
I used a short depth of field and dodged in the edges of the picture to give more attention to the flowers. I didn't have to do much since the red flower naturally draws the eye in.
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Elements
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Color
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Line
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Shape
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Texture
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Form
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Value
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Space
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Analyze:
specifically comment on any elements and principles used in your work.
The red flower draws the eye in. I wish the line in the upper right wasn't there because it is distracting from the flowers and is a harsh line.The rough texture of the bench under the smooth petals is a nice contrast. The repeating pattern of the flower leads the eye around all the flowers, they add unity to the image. The red adds emphasis to the image.
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Principles
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Proportion
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Variety
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Balance
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Contrast
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Pattern/Repetition
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Rhythm/Movement
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Unity/Harmony
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Emphasis
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Conceptual Skill
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Interpret:
What is the photographer’s intent?
Does it convey an idea or message? Is there a mood?
I love the old feel of flowers on benches. Whenever I can, I like taking pictures of the small things in life because they can convey more to us than the bigger things sometimes.Azaleas are also my favorite flowering bush in the late spring.
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Critique
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Judge:
evaluate the success of this piece.
I really like this picture because of the way the flowers work together and the way the petals don't intersect the line in the corner.
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Other (Specify)
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