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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.

Helsinki, ValueLife 2008, Sambic, YK:n huumeiden vastainen päivä, photo Marja Karttunen

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

A trip to south fraser st with Jessica

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

newspaper+poster paper. more than .45.7cm x 61 cm

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

 

Brighton Ski Resort, Utah

Beautiful great value bouquets by Blossoming Gifts.

 

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

Charcoal on paper

28'' x 16''

 

2010

Freight Trains benched in Northern California

1. This image shows value because of the colours and tree

2. The main subject is the orange/pink sky

3. I really enjoy seeing the tone of the sky and how the colours contrast

4. I would improve this picture by taking it from a wide angle to show all the other trees

Master Teacher 2

Values Education Department

1.dog 2. texture 3. balance 4. sharpened 5. shallow 6. west

The larger piece of steak looks much darker than the small piece on the right due to differing values of the color due to different angles of light on the two pieces of steak

This is a lamp shade that represents value. It is mostly tint, but also shade, because it is translucent.

1.) My stuffed animal I've had since I was eight years old,

2.) Shot with Canon.

3.) A-Z Shots

4.) Levels, unsharpen mask, adjusted brightness, contrast.

5.) Shallow depth

6.) Indoor lighting

I think this photo shows value because of all the different tones of grey.

This splendid piece of jewelry, which we would call a necklace, could have been worn without or with a pendant, around the neck or (in the case of a woman) the waist. The pendant might be a large mounted jewel or an insignia of office or an order.

 

In the 19th or early 20th century, the collar was repaired. Apparently at that time, someone added to the bottom of the pendant a tiny enameled figure of a white sheep-symbol of the great Habsburg military Order of the Golden Fleece. This presumably added to the collar's value by introducing an exclusive historical association. An American buyer would not have known that the presentation of the historical elements is incorrect.

 

Some of the gems have been replaced.

 

 

28 7/8 in. (73.3 cm)

medium: gold, enamel, emeralds, diamonds

 

Walters Art Museum, 1931, by bequest.

art.thewalters.org/detail/9606

The image above is a storage box under my table. It represents value in the element of art. As you can see from the image, you will know that there is above it because the cover is brighter and the box that near the wall is way darker. From that, we can see the contrast easily.

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The image exemplifies the element of art which is Value. The sky looks darker from the top of the picture and it slowly gets lighter as we move down the image. This picture was taken in Brooklyn.

"Value Life 2008" Helsinki Rautatientori, Osiris, photo Marja Karttunen

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