Katie art

leading lines Here is a photo that I feel can teach both photography and studio artists. LEADING LINES. They tell the viewer where to look. This can be effective in any form of art. Try this at least once, please.

Using the school building, think about interesting low angle shots you could take by looking up at the building to create effects like this.

This photo is an example of converging lines, converging lines is when two or more lines meet at a single point within the picture.

Pinhole photography -- 7 Questions: Frank Machalowski On ‘Monsters,’ His Eerie Long Exposure Photos of Crowds

'Look up' Works with the shadows on the buildings, so they look darker than usual, like how the buildings are dark and the sky is light, like the opposite of negative space.

Berenice Abbot - Canyon, Broadway and Exchange Place, 1936

Bridge by Dennis Jirasuwankij on Fotoblur // Architecture Photography