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How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

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Page 1: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!)

© Yvonne Linnabary for

Everett Public Schools

Page 2: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Part 2: The Elements of Design

Page 3: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Start with the Elements of Design

• Line

• Shape

• Form

• Value

• Color

• Texture

• Space

Page 4: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Line—We perceive line as the edges of shapes and forms.

Page 5: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Shape-Anything that seems to be a 2-D enclosed space or appears flat.

Page 6: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Form—3-D objects that give the impression of volume and mass.

Page 7: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Value—Darkness, lightness and contrast between tones and shades

Page 8: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Color—The perception and organization of hues, shades, tones

and tints.

Page 9: How to Take a Great Photograph (and what to do with it!) © Yvonne Linnabary for Everett Public Schools

Texture—The simulation of tactile surfaces in a photograph.

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Space—To create the illusion of depth on a 2-D surface.