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"Urban Desire"

This is a photo of art work, it is showing value because its black and white.. it colourless.

Elements of Art

some panels i saw on a cruise boat

This photograph demonstrates value due to its various shades of blue throughout. The rule of thirds was used when taking this photo. I believe that all the bright blue colours of the water, along with the large rock are the main focus.

KAM workshops 2011 final presentation

This is a black and white photograph of a tree line. The photograph was taken to represent the element of value. It shows value because there many shades of grey seen.

On Monday, May 18, 2011, Intersections hosted a unique gathering of corporate, non-profit and faith leaders to address the urgent challenges to leadership at this historic point in time. Almost 100 select leaders explored how leaders can act to foster a more sustainable world infused with greater freedom and compassion.

The selection of values in this composition stands out because there are very dark shades of gray, such as in the background as well as very light shades of gray, like in the highlights on the mushrooms.

Filter values are "ORed" together, "ANDed" to the query. Values retain checkmarks for future refinements.

Value is the main element of art in this photo i think what's most visually appealing is the umbrellas it really pops out

 

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

Brighton Ski Resort, Utah

I took this picture of my dog at the park near my house. This picture shows value because there are a lot of different shades of browns in it. It is fairly monochromatic for the most part as there is not a whole lot of color in it. The dirt my dog is standing on is a light brown color in the foreground but as you look towards the background down the hill you can see it getting to be a darker brown especially in the mud patches in the grass at the bottom of the hill. The line of trees in the background are also a different shade of brown. My dog is also a shade of brown to top it off, there is value in this picture because of all these different tints and shades of brown it is composed of.

Value is the lightness and darkness in a photo. It displays a gradient.

Charcoal on paper

28'' x 16''

 

2010

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