Assignment #6


Texture 






















Lines





























Pattern





























Lighting and Contrast




























Selective Focus












































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  1. muellervaughn12 October 2017 at 10:35

    Alaura, these are solid examples of the elements of photography, but how can you include these elements in a more creative form? Make your pictures dynamic by using the elements to enhance your pictures.

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