Match Game

Elements & Principles of Design:

Asymmetrical Balance k

Bird’s Eye View k

Curved Lines k

Diagonal Lines k

Emphasis k 

Framing k 

Horizon Line k

Horizontal Lines k

Leading Lines k

Movement/Rhythm k

Pattern/Repetition k 

Proportion/Scale k 

Rule of Thirds k 

Simplicity k 

Symmetrical Balance

Texture k

Unity k 

Variety k

Vertical Lines k

Worm’s Eye View k 

Image	E/P of Design	Rational
	Asymmetrical Balance	The picture on both sides of a central line; its unsymmetrical and lacks symmetry.
	Movement/ Rhythem	Elements recurs regularly, it has a flow of objects that will seem to be like the beat of music.
	Bird's eye view	A general view from above, or as if from above when the photograph was taken.
	Diagonal Lines	Lines in photography can serve as functional elements including visual paths, focal, points and dividers. Sometimes lines can create tension and drama in a photograph.
	Leading Lines	In this picture leading lines leads to another point in the image or sometimes out of the image. Fences, bridges can not lead the eye.
	Proportion	Refers to the relative size and scale of the various elements in a design
	Variety	it combines elements of art involving ways to achieve complex relations. It has a lot of diversity of colors.
	Horizon Line	In this picture, horizon line is used because there is a imaginary line going through the picture because its used in the picture.
	Curved Lines	Lines can create tension and drama to make the photograph more affective. It can also give more focal points and dividers in the photograph.
	Horizontal Lines	In this picture horizontal lines are used because you can see the horizontal lines of the dried up soil causing it to have some affect in the photograph.
	Texture	It adds color the image and makes it more stand out.
	Framing	Framing in this picture is used to draw attention to the subject of the image by blocking other parts of the image in this case the background is blurred out.
	Unity	This makes the picture as a whole.
	Pattern/ Repetition	The steps are all curved and they are being all curved and they are all being repeated because they are steps
	Simplicity	The main subject is close to the lens but the back ground of the photograph is simple so it can avoid distractions.
	Worm's eye view	The photograph was taken below the objects in the picture. It's in the view of a worm.
	Emphasis	In this picture emphasis is used because in the background it is gray while the subject of the photograph is green and in color. It's done like that because its adding emphasis to the picture.
	Symmetrical Balance	The image is the same in both sides.
	Rule of the Thirds	In this picture it aligns a subject with the guide lines and their insertion points
	Vertical Lines	In the image vertical lines are used in order to make the tree in the middle.