The document discusses the basic principles of photography. It begins by defining photography as "drawing with light" using a camera to capture images. It then lists and describes the six basic principles of art that also apply to photography: balance, unity, pattern, contrast, harmony, and emphasis. The principles are defined in the text and readers are given a matching exercise to test identifying the principles of photography.
The document discusses the basic principles of photography. It begins by defining photography as "drawing with light" using a camera to capture images. It then lists and describes the six basic principles of art that also apply to photography: balance, unity, pattern, contrast, harmony, and emphasis. The principles are defined in the text and readers are given a matching exercise to test identifying the principles of photography.
The document discusses the basic principles of photography. It begins by defining photography as "drawing with light" using a camera to capture images. It then lists and describes the six basic principles of art that also apply to photography: balance, unity, pattern, contrast, harmony, and emphasis. The principles are defined in the text and readers are given a matching exercise to test identifying the principles of photography.
What can you observe in the picture? Basic principles of Photography – Photography comes from two greek words: photo and graph. – Photo means light – Graph means drawing – An image or picture is created by means of light/ ”drawing with light” – With the help of a camera, anyone may capture a nice work of art. Since photography is considered a fine art, the different elements and principle of art are also applied. Basic principles of Photography 1. Contrast may be shown using complementary colors or emphasizing differences using light and dark colors. 2. Emphasis a principle of art in which part of the work stand out, in order to draw the viewer’s eye there first. 3. Harmony is a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts. 4. Unity is taking the parts of a piece of art and unifying them into something becomes whole. 5. Balance is arranging the elements in a piece so that there is an equality from one side to other. 6. Pattern or rhythm is simply repeating an element that will cause the viewer’s eye to move around to each element. What do we call a drawing with light?
What are the basic principles
of photography?
Let’s do this! Unity Balance Pattern Contrast Harmony Emphasis Directions: Identify the basic principles of photography.
________1. It is arranging the elements in a piece so that there is
an equality from one side to other. ________2. It is taking the parts of a piece of art and unifying them into something becomes whole. ________3. It is simply repeating an element that will cause the viewer’s eye to move around to each element. ________4. This may be shown using complementary colors or emphasizing differences using light and dark colors. ________5. It is a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts. ________6. It is a principle of art in which part of the work stand out, in order to draw the viewer’s eye there first. Correct Answers