9/11 composition

1. This is an example of simplicity, because there is nothing too distracting in the background, this could also be an example of lines too but I think this follows simplicity better because there is one person that is peacefully jumping to save his life, and the main focal point is the person. Your eyes immediately go to the person that is upside down, this is also because there is nothing in the background.  

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2.This is an example of thirds, because when I first saw this photo, my eyes went immediately to the person who was in the top right corner. This is also an example of thirds because the person who is in the top right corner, is also the person who was supposed to be the main focal point.
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3. This one shows lines, because the diagonal position of the flag poll. The diagonal position of the flag makes the picture seem so much more interesting. There are also the stripes on the flag that are part of the lines concept too. There are three examples of lines in this picture: the flag pole, the stripes on the flag, and the debris in the back.


4. This shows framing, because, the picture is being taken thorough a broken window, which creates the center of interest. The broken glass frame gives the picture a stronger theme rather than it just be a firefighter climbing a latter. The picture shows a really good example of framing because how far back the photographer was taking the photo and the camera was placed perfectly.
 

5. This picture shows balance because the fireman are looking the same way and that really puts the picture into a balanced position to where when you look in the direction to where the firefighters are looking, you can tell why they are looking over there and how tragic of an event this was,


6. This picture shows avoiding mergers because because everything is straight and proper and the background is solid, so you can't get anything confused, the focal point is there. This is also an example of avoiding mergers because you can clearly tell that the smoke is coming out of the two twin towers and the focus point of the picture IS the smoke coming out of the twin towers.

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