Principles of Design Variety

Highlights:-84
Shadows:-11
Whites:+30

This photo shows variety because it uses both emphasis and leading lines. The eye is first focused on the statue. Then, we follow what the statue is looking at, and it follows the veranda in the background. Finally, the eye ends on the green shrubs on the other end of the walkway. In a way, the veranda serves as a bridge to cross the white walkway.

Principles of Design Unity

Highlights:-45
Shadows:+15
Also cropped the photo

This photo has unity because the picture looks well balanced and has a feeling of equality of the photo. The photo is filled with many details but has focus points, the overhand and the bell tower. Furthermore, the colors of rust red, green, white, and blue creates a sense of completeness.

Lens Photo - Variety

This photo shows variety by using the principles of design of  balance and lines to create variety in the photo.
1.The balance comes from the equal amounts of whites and blacks in the photo, and the various textures included.
2.The leading lines comes from the flute and then carries on the the male drumming, and then carries on to the women dancing in the background.
3. The photo also uses emphasis on the two people in the front in order to cause the eye to look at those people first.

Principles of Design Rhythm

Contrast:15
Highlights:-15
Shadows:17
Whites:-25
Blacks:18
This photo has rhythm because it has different patterns in the photo. These different patterns such as the lines in the blue and the circles in the orange are repeated many times and causes the photo to look organized. Also, the photo also has a bit of variety between the different parts of the photo to keep the rhythm exciting and different.

btw this was taken of a mural in the b-wing.... so this is of stucture :)

Principles of Design: Proportion

Exposure:0.5
Contrast:-8
Highlights:-31
Shadows:-3
This photo shows proportion because every bush is differently sized but all have similar shapes. The different sizes look natural when compared to each other. The sizes are all relatively the same and vary by a small amount.

Movie Monday Part 3 +4

1. My definition of being successful is being affluent, and having a easy lifestyle. Also, being the CEO of a famous company wouldn't be bad
2. To be successful in the future, I first have to give up free time in my youth and I also have to work hard.
3. To become successful, Parks had to give up time with his family and chances of making money.
4. Genevieve young's father was the founder of the United Nations.
5. Parks was initially offered $5000 for his book, but eventually was offered $10000.
6. Parks was offered 0.5 million dollars.
7.Parks refused the money because he was sure that Muhammad would alter the final work of the story.
8. The Learning Tree was the first major Hollywood movie that a African American man directed.
9. The character Shaft was a hero for a lot of young African Americans because they could relate to him.
10.Gordon Parks' choice of weapons were film, photography, and writing.
11. Genevieve Young said that Gordon and her barely met and that things were not going well between them since she was unable to keep up with Gordon's busy life.
12. "12 Years a Slave"
13. Gordon Parks Jr. was Gordon's oldest son and he was also a successful film director.
14.My favorite Gordon Parks photo is his most famous one, where there is a cleaning women holding a broom and a mop in front of the American flag.
15. In ten years, I will remember about how hard Gordon Parks fought for racial equality and the countless sacrifices he had to make in order to achieve this goal.

Principles of Design Repetition

Exposure: -0.65
Shadows:-14
Whites:-30
Blacks:+5
Vibrance:-29
Saturation:-13
This photo demonstrates repetition because the warning cones are repeated in an orderly fashion and they all have the same pattern. In addition, the cones are all of the same style and vary in color only by a little. This creates a sense of unity in the photo.