thanks for joining us I'm open for a look at principles of design principles of design describe how elements of art are used within an image what are the elements of art check out an earlier post all about it now let's take a look at mopus permanent collection to see how these principles can be used in your photographs emphasis is the part of the image that our eye is drawn to first creatively framing shapes patterns and colors can catch our eye in Herald Feinstein's untitled image we first noticed the vibrant red petal balance describes the weight
of various elements throughout the scene in Arnold Newman's portrait of painter Milton Avery the subject in his chair is positioned with respect to the background to create a sense of balance proportion appeals to our sense of depth and scale using relative size elements within an image feel right when they appear as we expect them to in this image by Harvey bang a figure outside the frame holds up a magnifying glass to the subject playing with our sense of proportion movement is the direction our eyes wander through a scene it can be directed by lines or
by a change in color and scale in Roberto spampinato still Aldo Milano the tracks lead our eyes around the image as the cyclist continues a sense of movement through the frame rhythm is a repetitive organized movement within an image in this photograph by Wayne Levine the cloud of fish create an overall rhythm through the water variety is the use of various elements within the same image it gives a range of objects for us to explore and adds interest Amerian fallers Independence Day display a diverse range of colors textures and shapes adds variety to the want
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