Elements

Controlled by the
Photographer Controlled by the Camera
• Flatness • Frame

• Time • The Thing Itself

• Focus • Vantage Point

 Describe
This image includes
framing, focus and time.
the shadow/ blur of the
man on the right directs
your eye line to the lift
operator. The people
around the operator are
not in focus which draws
your eye to her. The
focus in an image can
change where the viewer
looks first off. This
image also shows time the
people are moving and
going on to what looks
like an event, this image
has captured the moment
in time before their
evening has begun.
 Focus

This image is of poppies in a field. The focus in the photo first

draws your eye to the poppy closest to the camera. The angle has
also made this seem like the tallest poppy even though it isn’t .
There is no direction of where to look next however it seems that
the eye is drawn to each poppy in height order. This is a good
yet subtle way of showing the elemt of focus.
 Time

This series of images was inspired by Eadward Muybridges

series ‘The Horse in Motion’. This series explained the way a
horse moved, I wanted to use this to show the timing and the
way people move. Even though this is not uncommon I feel this
was a good way to represent time through movement.
Vantage Point
The Thing Itself
 Flatness

The angle this was taken from takes away the three
dimensional appearance and creates flatness within the image.
Although the flatness is shown by the tower, it is noticeable
in the sky also. The layers of trees also contribute towards
the element, despite the visible texture.
Frame