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I chose this picture for proportion because the thumbtack, which is usually very tiny, looks very big from the angle the picture was taken.

This was part of a 5th grade lesson on symmetry AND human proportion. I tried to lay in the ground work for middle and high school teachers with this one.

1) the principle that this image investigates is proportion. I think this demonstrates proportion because the one tall large tree appears bigger because it is closer to the camera and in reality we know the ones further away are the same size except they appear smaller in the photo.

2) I think the taller closer tree is more visually striking because it’s the first thing you see as well as the sky and green colours.

1. The principle of design of this photo is proportion. The duck looks really compared to the snowy iceberg.

2. I think the most visually striking aspect of the photo is the lighting and how duck is just like a dark shadow against the light water.

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Equilibrio en proporción

20. Proportion

Saturday afternoon self portrait half of half

Ai Weiwei, Huanghuali wood, 2006. Friedman Benda, NY

Timor-Leste's high proportion of youth in both urban and rural communities represents an opportunity to harness vast "human capital" for nation building. Ensuring educational, training and economic opportunities for young people, shared equitably to promote social inclusion and unity, is a key to peace and stability as well as long term growth. Photo by Martine Perret/UNMIT. 10 February 2010.

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2. space

3. proportion

4. levels

5. shallow

6. lightbox

The proportion of home loans granted to first home buyers has plummeted to a nine-year low.

1) this picture of 2 students really shows the principle proportion shown in the up close and far away.

2) the simplicity of this photo is most successful.

1. This is an example of proportion. The Arch de Triumph is a very large monument in central Paris and the people standing around it really shows off how big it really is.

2. The lighting of this image really makes it look timeless along with the black and white filter I used with it. The sky looks grey but has texture to it, also the way the sun was hitting the Arch made for some part become more lighter then others making it very versatile

At the Sussex Balloon Fiesta 2008

the desk lamp is bigger than normal furniture

For my Australian friends.

1) This photo reflects proportion by playing with angles and making people larger then they appear and the buildings behind them smaller then they are.

2) The best part of the photo is the contrast of the orange shirt. It brings a lot of colour and draws peoples attention.

To me, the Golden Ratio or Fibonacci's Divine Proportion illustrated in this large snail shell mathematically describes both New Beginnings and Changes at the same time. I love shells like this and nautilis as they remind me of something fundamental and ancient. ~ Zivan Mendez