Elements Of Art

This is my Elements Of Art chart that consists of different photos that are sorted by line, shape, value, and texture. In order to make this, I took pictures of the many places that I have been to in Oceanside during the weekend while there was some daylight available around that time.

In this picture, I took a picture of some stairs while I got out of Carls Jr because I thought the sunlight would bring a nice contrast for the shadows that were being displayed upon the stairs pastel color. The main setting that I took with the camera in order to achieve this shot was that I exposed it to an ISO of 100 and the aperture to an f/16.

In this picture, I captured the shot of the wooden seat that was in the living room and was instantly attracted by the glossy wood boards that looked like they were recently polished. In order to achieve this shot, I put the ISO to 100 and the aperture to an f/4.0 , that way I could bring in more sunlight due to the fact that I was inside a building with a little bit of sunlight.

In this picture, I was in my dads car while we were driving alongside the beach in oceanside until I decide to take a picture of the fence that was stretching across the sidewalk.It was pretty foggy that day, but I decide to take a picture anyway because there was some light still glowing on the surface of the water. In order to achieve this shot, I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.

In this picture, I stopped by the parking lot where the beach was at and took a picture of this sign that was there. I captured it by taking a sideview of it, that way there was the sign and nothing else in the background. In order to capture this image, I used an ISO of 100  and an aperture of f/16.

In this picture, I captured the logo on the back of my dads car because I found that the lighting upon the logo was still  in tact so I thought that it would really look cool if I set the ISO to 100 and the aperture to f/16 in order to observe more light.

In this picture, I took a photo of a driveway that had a block kind of shape.The reason on why I took this is because I like how the numbers and the driveway had a constructive look to them upon seeing how well they look together.What I did in order to capture this image is that I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.

In this picture, I took a picture of my shoe.What I found great about this is that I was about to take off my shoe since I had something inside it, but instead I took a picture of it because I liked how the shadow on the back of my show was creeping up on it while the light captured the vibrancy of my shoe.In order to capture this, I took it with an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.

In this image , I went to Carls Jr and order a combo. After finishing that, I placed the cup on an empty table and captured the cups logo that was standing out on it.What made this photo even better was that the table was clean because it provided a reflection for the cup and made it look like it was from an ad or something. In order to capture this, I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/4.0.

In this picture, you can see a flower that I captured in my dads bush together with other flowers in the background. In addition,  I personally loved how the flower stood out from the rest of the flowers because it was the only one alive out of the rest that I took in the bushes. In order to do this, I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.

In this image, I took a picture of the top of the cement where I layed my camera in order to capture the small specks of sand that were in it across its smooth surface.In order to capture this I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.

In this image, there are footprints across the sand and shells that came from the shore.The good thing about this picture is that it provided a lot of detail and extra subjects which I find very appealing. In order to capture this, I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.

In this picture, there are plants that I took that were alongside my dads driveway.what I did to make this ave more depth to it was that I put my camera slightly closer as if it was in the plants and took a picture of them as a whole.In order to capture this, I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/16.