1. Principles of Design for Photography
Composition – the pleasing arrangement of subject matter elements within the picture area.

2. List the Principles of Design
Rhythm
Pattern
Movement
Unity
Proportion
Variety
Contrast
Balance
Emphasis
Repetition

3. Variety
When there are many different types of elements used in a work of art

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6. Contrast
In Photography, when there are not a lot of middle shades, a picture has extreme whites and blacks.
Using Complimentary Colors next to each other.
Opposites
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9. Balance When a work of art looks like it is visually weighted evenly
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12. Out of Balance
Balanced

13. Emphasis When the artist draws attention to a particular area
Answers the questions:
What is the subject?
Where is the subject?
Where should the viewer look?
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17. Repetition When an objects or elements are used over and over
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21. Rhythm
When elements are arranged to have a visual look of a musical beat

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23. Pattern When elements are repeated to create a particular order
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26. Movement
When the artist captures subject matter that is moving or appears to be moving (action photography)

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30. Unity
The elements are arranged so that the piece fits together – Everything belongs
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33. The photograph above lacks unity: too much negative space, odd placement of people, and a rocket in the background. This photograph shows what happened, but it is not a good art photograph.

34. Proportion The elements are arranged in sizes that work together
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36. Not Proportioned but still good photography