Lesson 4/Learning Event 2
Figure 4-7.
Horizontal division
Figure 4-8.
Vertical division
5. Lines. Photographers use many different types of lens to add strength
to their composition.
Lines give structure to photographs and unify
composition by directing the viewer's eyes and attention to the main point
of interest. Lines can also be used to add to the mood or character of a
photograph.
There are many types of photographic lines.
Leading lines,
horizon lines, and characteristic lines are examples of some photograph
lines.
a. Leading lines lead the eye or direct attention.
An ideal leading
line is one that starts near the bottom corner of the scene and continues
unbroken until it reaches the point of interest.
It should end at this
point, otherwise the viewer's attention will be carried beyond the main
object in the picture.
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