Richard Avedon these photos use value as the element of art. The whitest of white and the darkest of darks allow every feature of these photos to jump out of the photo. The standout aspect can also be timeless and hold tons of emotions. Movement is the pinciple of design in these pictures. It lets the viewer to get lost in the backstory of the photo, such as what happened or how did this idea come to be? we can see the directon and even the action which caused the blur/moveme

contrast/texture. The way photographers use texture to add emotional interest and a 3 dimential feel. I used texture to add a sense of intrigue and really pull in the viewers attention. The closeness creates a false sense that you could run your hand over the harsh wood all the way to the smooth and cold bolt that is seemingly out of place. It gives wonder to how things feel or the backstory of things. Value/movement the way photographers use movement is to add emotion and st

The artist I chose to take inspiration from was David Hockney. David Hockeny takes various photos of one subject and puts them together in a collage creating one very intresting photo. He thinks outside the box, using his creativity to its fullest potenial and uses all kinds of angles or techniques to accomplise it. David isn't worried about his work being seen as weird or confusing because he knows that he photos do what he wants. His photos invoke curiosity in viewers becau