Using their notes students will show a mastery of the concepts in creating a point of emphasis laid out in the "Using Foreground and Background" lecture. Students can refer to the notes or the lecture in the Reference section for a more thorough definition. Below will be a list of the necessary photos and examples of the more complex concepts. 

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Students will take 2 sets of photos. One on campus and one off campus that completes the list of composition types that create a point of emphasis.

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1. Color or tone to highlight the subject

2. Use lines

   1. Converging (can be physical or implied)​

   2. Curves

3. Rule of thirds​

4. Use of a balancing backround object

5. Silohuette

6. Tonal Interchange (Home only)

7. Frame within a Frame

   1. Physical frame behind or in front of the subject​

   2. colored object behind the subject

8. Breaking the Horizon​

9. Hard light photos that show well defined shadows

10. Photos that are taken in a soft lighting situation

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Examples