Group E Dec. 18-22

rheck2001 says: The leading lines start at the head, and go outwards. And, while that's simple, the visual weight is even easier to identify. Ethan's hands are the main point of the visual distribution, which is pretty blatant.

IMG_3815 by connor hart

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rheck2001 says: The leading lines in here start from the left shoe and go outwards from there. The visual weight is both legs, which distribute the visuals quite nicely.

IMG_9947-Edit-2 by connor hart

rheck2001 says: WOW. There's a lot in this picture. Leading lines are indefinite, they could be ANYWHERE on this picture. The visual weight can also be indefinite, as there's lots of lights here, and it could possibly be anywhere.

by Poojabharat0812

rheck2001 says: The leading lines are very blatant here, starting on the person in the foreground. Visual weight is where the other people are at, in the background, and maybe the trash can where that car is located, too.

by Poojabharat0812

rheck2001 says: Leading lines are where the spacebar is. While it is blurry, it's pretty definite where it starts. Visual weight is, again, indefinite here because the keys are all evenly distributed between each other.

IMG_3760 by allisonmarie3602

rheck2001 says: Leading lines in here start on the goat and go outwards. Visual weight is where the other goat and the person and standing at. I guess you could also count the leading lines goat and that other goat that's cut off, too.

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rheck2001 says: The leading lines start at the squirrel and go out from there. Visual weight, well, that's all in the cement(or rocks, I think.), not really with the squirrel, unless you count that leaf all the way in the back.

Cinco a la Semana by Lizmary Ortiz

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rheck2001 says: The leading lines are definitely from the baseball cap. The visual weight is also present, but it's VERY blurry. It's the guardrail all the way in the background. Another visual weight example could possibly be the palm tree, too.

DSC_0810 by Kayla.MA

rheck2001 says: Definitely lots of focus on the person in the picture, which is, of course, the leading lines. Visual weight/distribution is located where the two cars are. I guess you could say it's also from the person to the car in back of him, but I'm not exactly sure if that would be considered visual weight.

DSC_0005 by Kayla.MA

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