Principles of Design- UNITY

I edited this photo in Camera Raw. I see unity in this picture because the similar shape of all the holes in the bench create a sense of completion. Since the shapes are almost congruent, it gives off a very calming vibe. 

Shadows: -100

Whites: +25

Blacks: -67

Vibrance: -18

Variety in Lens

I thought Picture 12 showed the most variety. Picture 12 uses line, pattern, and shape to keep the viewers attention. Although it is a simple picture, the lines of the bed and the patterns on the mattress keep the viewer guessing.

Principles of Design- VARIETY

I edited this photo in Camera Raw. I see variety in this picture because this photo uses line, shape and form to hold the viewers attention. Also the colors on the tower contrast the colors in the sky which make it more appealing to look at. 

Vibrance: +100

Principles of Design- RHYTHM

I edited this photo in Camera Raw. I think this picture shows rhythm because it uses the element of art, line, to create and organized movement. The amount of branches and the different shapes create a calming feeling for someone to look at. 

Exposure: +.9

Contrast: +42

Blacks: +3

Clarity: +68

Vibrance: +80

Principles of Design- MOVEMENT

I did not edit this photo in Camera Raw. I think this picture shows movement because your eyes immediately go to the large plant in the front, and then they go to the bee, and finally to the other plants in the background. 

Principles of Design- EMPHASIS

I edited this photo in Camera Raw. I think this photo shows emphasis because the flower stands out among the leaves because of color and shape. 

Temperature: -17

Contrast: +88

Saturation: +46

Principles of Design- PATTERN

I edited this photo in Camera Raw. This photo shows pattern because the shape of the cactus' leaf is repeated many times, and it is the same shape throughout the picture multiple times. 

Clarity: +38

Vibrance: +10

Saturation: +3

Tint: -32