Write the criteria from your presentation, along with the elements and principles of design Explain your criteria Define the elements & principles of Art and explain how they tie into your criteria. Use examples that were used in the presentation as well as any new one's you can find to add to the discussion
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| Nigel Barker |
1. Art-
Art is a way that an artist expresses themselves. It is the aesthetic principals of what is beautiful.
2. Photography is a fine art-
Photography is considered a fine art because it has to have thought process.
There's two types of pictures, Candid and Fine art Photography. The difference is that a candid image is bland it has no thought process. Whereas Fine Art Photography has thought its interesting and inspiring
4. Thought Process-
It takes an "eye" to take a picture using the right thought process to determine which composition would make the image pop.
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| Hazel Steel |
The composition of a photo makes the image art, whether it be leading lines, simplicity, rule of thirds, or even dynamic angle.
Photography is a way the artists can express themselves. Usually its an emotion that they are feeling or an aspect of their personality.
Photography more time than not has a hidden meaning that could be addressing a community problem or a problem with society.
Photography is used in the modern world as an art form on the covers of magazines on website, even for product advertisements.
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| Cassie levering |
Is another way to tell a story using art, usually parts or the whole story.
Photography is considered a fine art because the artist/photographer has minor aspects of the concept that he/she has to master. such as setting the aperture and shutter speed so that the image has the right exposure.
11. Photography is Growing
Photography as an art has grown profoundly in a sense that it can now be split into categories such as sports, abstract, portrait, urban, etc..
Principles and Elements of Design
Principles:
- Balance: arranging elements so that no one part of a work overpowers
- Pattern:
showing consistency with colors or lines
- Rhythm: a particular type of pattern
- Contrast:
created by using elements that conflict with one another
- Unity: different parts of an artwork build on each other
- Emphasis :
an area or object within the artwork that draws attention and becomes a focal point
- Movement
: shows actions, or alternatively, the path the viewer's eye follows throughout an artwork
| Elements:
- Line
: a mark that spans a distance between two points
- Shape:
use of areas in two-dimensional space that can be defined by edges
- Form
: is a three-dimensional geometrical figure
- (Color): element of art that is produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye
- Space
: distances or areas around, between and within things
- Texture:
perceived surface quality of a work of art.
- Value
: refers to the use of light and dark, shade and highlight, in an artwork
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Putting an image into rule of thirds gives it a more appealing look. Even though the space is not necessarily filled, the image to the left of the tractor is appealing to one humans eye. Rule of thirds has the same effect on most if not all pictures.
