jen's art

[Image 1] Rule of Thirds [Image 2] Rule of Thirds [Image 3] Rule of Thirds [Image 4] Rule of Thirds [Image 5] Rule of Thirds [Image 1] Balance Scale [Image 2] Balance Scale [Image 3] Balance Scale [Image 4] Balance Scale [Image 5] Balance Scale [Image 1] Framing [Image 2] Framing [Image 3] Framing [Image 4] Framing [Image 5] Framing [Image 1] Rule of Thirds and Framing [Image 2] O Shape and Symmetry [Image 3] O Shape and Asymmetry [Image 4] Rule of Thirds and Symmetry [Image 5] L Shape and Asymmetry [Image 6] U Shape and Asymmetry [Image 7] Radiating Line and Symmetry [Image 8] L Shape and Asymmetry [Image 9] L Shape and U Shape [Image 10] O shape and Asymmetry  

 

 

[Image 1] contrasting colors [Image 2] contrasting colors [Image 3] contrasting colors [Image 4] contrasting colors [Image 5] constrasting colors [Image 1] White balance and fine tuning [Image 2] White balance and fine tuning [Image 3] White balance and fine tuning [Image 4] White balance and fine tuning [Image 5] White balance and fine tuning Seeing color is a different approach because you can edit it so much more. You can create a whole new depth and perception of things that you cannot see in black and white. In color, you can differentiate things easier by different colors, whereas in black and white, you have shades to depend on and sometimes colors look the same in black and white.