The image (on the left) is the edited version of the original (on the right). This image is an example of Leading Lines. The window's tiled line work coincides with the the brick work on the building outside leading your eyes to the ocean and trees. It would have been a slightly better picture if it were slightly more open when it came to the ocean and scenic view.


                    
























This is my example of Foreground interest. Your eye initially goes to look at the worker but also towards the rocks and earthy crust of the photo. All the elements work well together to create a full image that gives off a cold, rustic vibe. I love the black and white/fade filters added because it just enhances the mood of the shot. I felt as though I was looking at it through the filter instead of how it actually looked (in the original, on the right).






Again, the right is the original of the two photos. This is an example of Symmetry.



 

This photo shows the concept of visual weight. The filters bring out the rawness of the objects but fade into the softness of the smoke coming from the cigarette, ironically. I also like that the rough textures compliment the book: Alcatraz. All of the photo vibes with the image the book paints... A prison.



         


This photo is an example of "off-ish".





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