Lines

Lines in photography are used to draw your attention to certain points in the photograph. We were set an activity to experiment with taking photographs of lines.

I found this podium on the Gazebo in Hyde park. I took the photograph with the camera tilted on an angle, This made the photograph more interesting than just straight up and took up more of the frame.

This is part of the brick path outside my college. With it taken on an angle, it looks like it is drawing our eyes toward the direction that it leads to college.

This zebra crossing looks really good on an diagonal angle, it draws our eyes from the beginning toward the back of the photograph.

This is basically a photograph of three poles heading up. I thought the image of three different objects reaching up was interesting so i took the picture. However, that is only my opinion.

For this photograph, i thought it was good because it has the little lines reaching up but also The thicker planks of wood reaching up.

This photograph was of a tree branching off in many different directions but all reaching upwards, never downwards.

The lines of the gazebo roof all going in different directions draws the viewers eye to follow around in their direction.

The trunk of this tree is made up of three separate trunks all reaching upward but wrapping around each other.

The direction of the trees heading up causes the viewers eyes to follow up the tree toward the top of the photograph.

With the steps heading toward the back of the photograph, it causes the viewer to follow to the back corner of the photograph with the steps.