Principles of Design-Variety

This picture shows variety, since there are a variety of colors, as well as a variety of shapes and objects. This was not edited. 

Picture that Shows the Best Unity in the Lens Blog Post "Documenting the Blues in the Mississippi Delta"

    I think that the Picture 22 in the lens blog post "Documenting the Blues in the Mississippi Delta" shows the best unity compared to the other twenty-one pictures in that blog post, since the whole picture is all black and white. Also, it only shows Joe Cole holding an acoustic guitar in Coahoma County, Mississippi in 2001. A third things is that Joe Cole is only holding a guitar.

Principles of Design-Unity

This shows unity, considering that the whole picture shows different shades of only brown or gray, which are two colors that are similar in a lot of ways. This was not edited. 

Principles of Art-Rhythm

This picture shows rhythm from the red bars of this cargo container.  This was not edited. 

Half Past Autumn: Gordon Parks

1. My definition of success is when I am fully happy.
2. I have given up some of the things I enjoy doing outdoors as well as some time to spend with my family.
3. He made a sacrifice a lot of his free time as well as the money he was offered.
4. Genevieve Young's father was Richard A. Gillon.
5. He was really skilled.
6. He was offered a fortune.
7. His goal was not to earn the money.
8. It tells the story of a young African American growing up in rural Kansas when racial discrimination was a social norm.
9. He is a fictional character that sort of represents an African American version of James Bond.
10. "It is not you, it is me".
11. It was "American Playhouse".
12. He was Gordon Park's son.
13. They all seem to be equally my favorite.
14. I will remember that he was a photographer.

Principles of Art-Proportion

This picture shows the proportion of the sticks and the dimensions of the boards advertising the campaign for whoever is running for the student elections. This was not edited. 

Principles of Art-Repetition

These bar railings show a repetition. This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Pattern

These bricks show a pattern. This was not edited. 

Principles of Art-Movement

When looking at the trees, you can suddenly see the small building to the left.  This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Emphasis

This shows the emphasis of seeing the top of a very tall bell tower. This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Balance

There is a balance between the white space of this building and the brown space on the right side of this building. This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Texture

This pine cone shows a huge amount of texture when I examine it very closely. This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Color

There are different shades of green from the lower plants between these two small palm trees. This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Space

There is a huge amount of empty space to the right of this rosebush. This was not edited. 

Elements of Art-Form

All the leaves of this tree follow a particular form. This did not have to be edited.

Half Past Autumn-Gordon Parks Part 1

1. He was born on November 30, 1912.
2. He was born in Fort Scott, Kansas.
3. She told him that his desire to go to college would be a waste of money.
4. He was fourteen years old.
5. He was sent to live with his relatives.
6. No, he did not.
7. It was when the photography clerks who developed his first roll of film applauded him and prompted him to seek a fashion assignment at a women's clothing store.
8. It is a technique that combines two different images into one single image.
9. He was the World Heavyweight Champion from 1937 to 1949, and he is considered to be one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.
10. He played the piano.
11. It was to combat rural poverty during the Depression.
12. It was to take pictures like the American Gothic.
13. She was a pioneer of Wyoming who become erroneously known as Cattle Kate, a post-claimed outlaw of the Old West.
14. It was Gordon's imagination.
15. There were many things.