Space and Value

Friday, November 17. 2006

Here are the last two elements of design that you should take note of in photography are space and value.

Space is the part of your picture that doesn't have anything on it. It's the unoccupied region of the photograph. This depicts three-dimensionality in your professional photos. Basically, it's also the space between things in your picture.

Value is the lightness and darkness of your photo. This aspect can be used to emphasize the certain aspects of the object of your photo.

Posted by Harold Albert Brunswik in Photography Art at 13:15 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)

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