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Principles: movement , emphasis and contrast

The way the photo was set up it brought emphasis to the light right away and from there your eyes followed back into the dark background, then the green and pink were contrasting.

Elements: shape, color, and texture

The 3 shapes were all organic and contains a lot of texture and show a lot of difference between the object, and there was plenty of warm tone colors but the hint of cool tone green really made it stand out

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Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design

The principles of design demonstrated (describe the use):

 

Emphasis: I tried to put as much emphasis on the reflection as I could with how I took the photo by putting it on the rule of thirds and even though there is a lot of things in the photo the reflection is the biggest part of it.

I also kept the top leaves in focus so when people look at the reflection they’ll look up and see the trees in focus and clear.

 

Contrast: With the hard light hitting the reflection in the water it makes it stand out more than the rest of the photo which doesn’t have the light directly hitting it. Also the light is a bit softer in the photo so you can see more details in it to make the photo more exciting. Also the soft light gives that nice and warm feel that the picture needs to make it a nice looking photo.

 

Balance: In the image there is the one big puddle but there are also other things in the photo but I tried to make sure they didn’t over whelm it. Also with more things in the photo it makes the viewer look around the whole image while seeing new things while they’re looking around. There are leading lines in the photo like the puddle it’s not just a big blob while it’s almost going in a line while the cement is all in a row.

 

The elements of design demonstrated (describe the use):

 

Line: I like how I my image there is very little straight lines where there’s lots of curved lines which like in the guide I find it creates more beauty in the photo which draws people to the image. With the curved lines in the puddle it makes a very interesting path to the outside of the photo.

 

Color: With this picture there is warm and bright color so with the nice red color that’s warm it draws the person in and then when they are looking at the picture the other colors complement the red like the blue the blue I find goes well with the red. I like that there are not a mix with dark and bright colors for the most part. I find this photo is much better with just bright colors than it would be with darker colors.

 

Texture: The trees in the background though rough I find that it make the actual image softer. The rocks make rough surfaces which isn’t inviting but the puddle calms it down with a smooth surface. The cement brings a rough surface into the picture but I like that there’s smooth in the puddle then it’s surrounded by roughness.

 

Space: The negative space in the trees makes you want to look at the puddle and surrounding parts of the Image. It brings out the part of the image that I want the viewer to look at the most which is the puddle.

  

Objective 4: Lighting

Type of lighting and why:

There was hard lighting on the puddle so it shows all the outlines in the puddle which I wanted because it looks dramatic. I then had soft light on the trees and rocks so it could have details on them. The cement has a mixture of both so it could have shadows but not look like bright light.

 

Objective 5: Postproduction (ex. dust/spot removal, resize, contrast, white balance, sharpening, borders, etc.)

I first changed the contrast to lower setting because I thought it was too bright. I also brought the dark spots a bit brighter so there wasn’t too much black in the trees I resized the image to 1000 and I even changed the color of the leaves to red when they were originally yellow and orange. I also made the whole image a tiny bit bluer for the rocks. I also increased the saturation to make the colors more vibrant.

 

Objective 6: Critique

Analyze your photograph for strengths and areas for improvements

 

Strengths

-The reflection is pretty close to the rule of thirds towards the horizon

- There’s nothing around the edges to draw you away from the image

Improvement that could be done

-I could have tried a different angle and caught less things in the image.

 

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Concept - The concept for this urban residential house consists of a continuous space, through voids over four storeys. The main shape is a semi-cylinder around the house within the building envelope to provide an interesting outdoor space.

Sustainable building - All fixed measures from the Dubo National Housing Package have been applied, as well as at least 50% of the variable measures from this package. The principles of IFD constructions have been used as much as possible, such as demountable constructions and facade elements. Energy consumption is limited due to good insulation and balanced ventilation with heat recovery.

Flexibility - In order to offer future residents sufficient freedom, the design is flexible and changeable. Due to their spacious dimensions, the floors can be used for other purposes receive during the life of the home. The ground floor is like part of the living space, but it can also be used as a small business space equipped. The first floor can be arranged in many ways as living space; where the kitchen is located at the front, the rear or centrally. The second floor can be with two bedrooms, but also as living space classified. The third floor, on the roof terrace, can also be used as a study and work space are used.

Materials and colours

1. facade street level: washed concrete elements with large white gravel, interior side: plasterboard wall with insulation

2. facade round wall: insulating timber frame construction element with bamboo cladding, colour yellow green

3. other facade parts: sand-lime brick with insulation and natural fiber cement board gray white

4. load-bearing walls: sand-lime brick with leveling layer

5. floors: concrete hollow core slab, steel profiles along the notches and voids

6. roofs: insulation, plastic foil and wooden decking

7. facade frames, windows and doors: natural oregon pine

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