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lansing mall-proportion: This picture shows the relationship beween the the size of the entrance/building and the height of the people around it.

Out of Proportion (exhibition)

David & Veronica Bennett

Exhibiting members in Glass

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1. Each Binocular post is on a curved ledge. As the eyes follow the photo left to right (biggest to smallest post) the posts become smaller.

2. The way the ledge and the layers of the posts flow with each other creates an interesting scene. The blowing snow also makes a cool filter.

I chose this photo for proportion because you can see the size difference between the sprout and the rocks aswell as some of the cars in the back ground. --Kelly O

This image shows proportion because the egg on the right is bigger than the egg on the left. You can tell that there is a size difference between the two just by looking at the image.

1) The principle of design is proportion. It is represented by the height of the first babushka being taller than the other ones in the distance.

Its all about Style, proportion and mostly detail

 

完全愛上120底片66片幅的1:1了。

 

Photo by Canon EOS50 EF 50mm f/1.8 II for AGFA vista 100

the lower angle of the photo makes the umbrellas look even taller than they actually are

September 2011

 

"Out of Proportion"

A multi-discipline group exhibit showing similar items both large and small.

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Even though the form of the poison, botulinum toxin (botox) secure if easily

injected in small proportion by the doctor. Injections are directed straight to the

point makes no effect on other muscles

 

Botox, which is one of the commercial names of the botulinum toxin is actually the...

 

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Design Principles. Proportion. Pinterest.

60 total photos.

Dimensions: 10 x 6.667

Proportion/Scale

I took this photo because I like how this mansion hidden in the mountain looks smaller than the mountain, but the stars and the sky make the mountain a bit smaller too. I think the house lighting up a section of the mountain also looks pretty cool. Looking back I really should've brought my camera forward just a few more feet. I feel that the yellow light from the background is distracting so I would also go back and redo that. This fits into my concentration because I believe this is a shot that meets the requirements of a star trail, but there are some things I want to do differently and I can take that into my photos for the rest of the semester. These different ideas will help me execute better photos.

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