I just have to make sure I wear skirts this summer.

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26/November/2024

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This image shows value through the shadows that have been created by the sun shining down on the trees in my backyard. Due to these shadows, the bottom part of the picture is darker while the top half is lighter. I liked this image because it shows that the same subject matter (trees, in this instance) can look different depending on the shadows that are created.

1. The american flag at my school or in a class room.

2.color

3. movement

4. hue/saturation

5. shallow

6. east

7. This is what I value.

Flag-off event for a consolidated consignment of high-value agricultural products from Rwanda to Ghana under the AfCFTA-guided trade initiative.

1. The Element of Art most prominent in this photo is value. We see this in the wide range of colours that the candles provide. The light from the window hitting the candles then gives us a wide range of shades from each colour.

2. The aspect of this photo that is most visually striking is the bright colours of the candles.

Since MDC values community (one of our three core values) and since our school couldn't host us on a particular Sunday, we had an open-house style breakfast/fellowship at our home.

The deep red leaves of the closest tree are describing the lightness of the green leaves in the far tree. The green leaves are also describing the darkness of the deep red leaves.

(using a variety of effects to more easily find the differences in tonal value in order to recreate the photo in a drawing using only 5 tonal values)

*this is the photo i used for the final project which was, unfortuneately not very successful because i didn't allow myself enough time to draw the shape of each individual tone accurately and perfectly.

Art Class Jan. 2015

Try not to become a man of success but a man of value.

Albert Einstein

made out of thumbnails

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FOLLOW THE MONEY: FINDING THE HIDDEN VALUE IN YOUR P&L

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Almost every P&L has a hidden story. Behind the line items are costs that quietly compound

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Joanne Wright Senior Vice President, Transformation and Operations IBM

Phil Wahba Senior Writer, Leadership Fortune

Photograph by Kristy Walker/Fortune

This image investigates the element of value and it reflects the composition by having it as a black and white photo. The subject matter of the photo is the stars because the black and white made the stars stand out more with the darkness of them so it draws your attention. The most successful aspect about this image would be the setting of it to make it a simple photo with a plain background but then having a eye catching object that has a lot going on with it. What I would do differently while taking this photo is getting the a more straight upright position with the camera.

"Elements of Art"

-Holga 120CFN

-Ilford 120 HP5

The ceiling in the science wing

Settings: 1/400 ƒ/3.5 ISO 200

Value

Unity

Black and White, increase contrast, adjust levels

Infinite DoF

The lighting is pointed towards the ceiling

I wanted to emphasize shapes and angles, and take a photo where the subject didn't matter so much as the elements within.

Evento de Voluntariado Hospital Materno Infantil de Xochimilco junto con la Fundación Michou y Mao

Value is the lightness and darkness of a color. This picture contains four different lightness due to the shadow and the sunlight. I took in this composition to have several values in one shot.

A Value-Oriented Youth Awareness Programme by Ramakrishna Mission, Jalpaiguri, in collaboration with Ramakrishna Math (Yogodyan), Kankurgachhi, from 15 - 25 May 2018

Name: Erica

School: Indian Trail High School & Academy

V.

Taken at my grandparents house of all of our family pictures.

Key element is color.

Key principle is emphasis.

Depth of field is infinite.