Contrast/balance

Contrast and Balance- project 4

 For this project, we learned about the different types of contrast and balance.  Asymmetrical balance, symmetrical, radial and contrast in scale, color, value, texture and shape. We went on a walking field trip around lincoln and downtown to photograph each of these criterias.
contrast in color

asymmetrical balance
contrast in shape

contrast in texture

symmetrical balance


contrast in value 

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