Good and bad images

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This image is very high quality and is focussed, the woman's face is central due to the rule of thirds. This draws you into the image. High contrast of colours from the dark greens and black to her light face. High angle shot to show depth and makes you look into the picture, top third has her eye line in to make you look at her and make it central. The photo is also symmetrical which makes it easy to look at. The eye path that has been used here as there is no detail in any of the corners and they are dark, as there is no detail or eye catching detail in the corners and they stay dark so the eyes stay in the page. The main The image of the biker has a good central focus, like the image of the woman your eyes are drawn to the persons face. There is a lot of different colours going on which also makes it more interesting to look at. The surrounding edges have been blurred to make you look at the centre of the image, this has been done to stop your eyes from looking off the page at other things in the background. Again this image is also symmetrical which makes it easy to look at and keeps your eye path in the centre. The Good images

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This image is very high quality and is focussed, the woman's face is central due to the rule of thirds. This draws you into the image. High contrast of colours from the dark greens and black to her light face. High angle shot to show depth and makes you look into the picture, top third has her eye line in to make you look at her and make it central. The photo is also symmetrical which makes it easy to look at. The eye path that has been used here as there is no detail in any of the corners and they are dark, as there is no detail or eye catching detail in the corners and they stay dark so the eyes stay in the page. The main punch line of the image is what she is wearing although it is subtle as it different and that again is interesting and draws you in closer.

The image of the biker has a good central focus, like the image of the woman your eyes are drawn to the persons face. There is a lot of different colours going on which also makes it more interesting to look at. The surrounding edges have been blurred to make you look at the centre of the image, this has been done to stop your eyes from looking off the page at other things in the background. Again this image is also symmetrical which makes it easy to look at and keeps your eye path in the centre. The darker colours used give depth and the mid angle shot makes you feel like you are part of the image and your eye line is horizontal with yours.

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This image almost looks like it has been taken on a phone and looks similar to a selfie. The image is very fuzzy and unclear to the viewer. The image is also very light and doesn't have a point of interest that draws you in instead it looks very boring. It hasn’t been focussed which means that it is harder to look at and the overall quality is worse. She isn’t looking into the camera and this means that your eye path is looking around the page for other details and missing the main focus. If the edges were darker or blurred then it would create a view finder for you to follow. Most of her body is in the last third if you are using rules of thirds, this means it isn’t in the best place to view.

Some of this image is focussed but not the main character or point of the image. All of the edges around the main point of the image are cluttered with the green plant in focus. These cluttered edges mean that you are looking all around and your eye path is constantly looking for something else other than the girl. The image again is also very light with not much dark around which makes it harder to find the focal point and to look at. The wide angle, long shot also doesn’t work as well due there being a lot going on all at once. Rules of thirds in this image haven’t been used as the object is in the last third and this makes it less visible.

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