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RJ Composition Post

 In this GCT assignment we were to master at least 3 composition types and learn new compositions in these images as well as the way to take them and the settings required to take them. This assignment gave us more "freedom" with the camera as we got to use our creativeness to create a photo with the right surroundings, the right subjects, and the right time and place depending on the genre of the photo. I've never really taken black and white photos before but as soon as i started taking them. I was instantly in love with that type of photo as it gives this classic look to the photo. This assignment really tested how well us photographers could manipulate things and subjects to turn out as a good composition photo.



Photographic Composition by Caleb


For this assignment in GCT, we had to take photos and put them in a slide deck. This had to be done over the winter brake. Our goal was to master 3 out of 9 composition techniques. I chose to do 5 of them. I hope you enjoy my assignment.





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Photographic Composition By:Handrey








Photographic Composition by Mark


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Khoa's Photographic Composition Post






During this assignment Mr. Harbeck had given us options on mastering different compositions for photography. To start it was quite the challenge understanding the assignment, but I sooner got familiar with the intent. Having my phone at times was very convenient, not having to carry a camera and having a portable phone made it easy for when nature sent any great visuals in my sight!


Kurt Photographic Composition Post






Allyza Composition Post







In this assignment, our GCT class was again assigned a task about the different kinds of composition in different images. We had a love and hate relation with this assignment.  The composition is the arranging of objects within the frame of a photograph. In this assignment we have to frame our shots before actually physically shooting them. This assignment required us to use our personal opinion of what genre our photo goes to. We were given 9 different genres of composition. Line, shape, sub-framing, rhythm, the rule of thirds.rule of odds, simplification. We also had time to play around with black and white photography, which i personally love and hate at the same time. In black and white photography composition is a big part of it as well as using light properly. we had to keep certain aspects of what the photo consists of and tried to use that knowledge when shooting our pictures. This assignment also made us crop some pictures and look at it from a different aspect, Unlike the other assignments we were given the privilege to use our phones, which we are very good at using because of its basically part of our hand.



https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-03sWmXy_aYbNcOBAn1IKROarcTLmuPtNr7-0LtVIyY/edit?usp=sharing

Mr harbeck idk how to add a slideshow thing to here


Photographic Composition Post By: Chris

As a learner in photography, I've come across that composition really meets the higher level of art and photography. Composition is an arrangement or a picture composed of visual elements of objects in a work of art. As a class we were assigned to take photos according to the 3-9 visual composition elements.This assignment required me to take a step back and look at the bigger picture differently








photographic composition by jam




Our new assignment is called COMPOSITION. It's the placement or arrangement of visual elements in a work of art. There are 9 types of composition, but we were given the choice to pick 3 of them but we can also do all 9 if we wish. I chose to do 8 of them, line, shape, simplification, negative space, sub-framing, rule of space, rule of odds, and rhythm.






Photographic Composition by: Haya



Our GCT class was assigned a new assignment called composition. Composition is the arrangement of elements or ingredients in a photo. We were given nine topics; line, shape, rhythm, rule of odds, rule of thirds, simplification, sub-framing, negative space, and rule of space. We choose 3-9 of these topics and take at least 3 pictures that match it's descriptions. We were given multiple examples and learned a lot about each topic from the videos that were provided for us. For this assignment we were able to use our phones to take pictures which made the assignment a little easier. 




Photographic Composition Post By: Kiana



New year, new assignment. For this GCT assignment we learned and experimented with different genres of composition. Composition is a way of guiding the viewer's eye towards the most important elements of your work, sometimes in a very specific order. Composition is largely a matter of personal taste and by doing this assignment we got to discover what our personal taste was. We were given nine topics to choose from: line, negative space, rule of odds, rule of space, sub framing, shape, simplification, rule of thirds and rhythm. Out of the nine genres that were listed we had to chose 3-9 of them to learn about and take pictures of. Doing this assignment got me to think more about the surroundings of my main subject and where I wanted everything positioned. This assignment also allowed me to explore different post production techniques to make my photos look the best that I can. Unlike our previous assignments, we were allowed to use our phones to take a majority of our pictures which made it a bit easier.



Maegan Photographic Composition Post

Composition is truly an essential aspect of photography as it allows a photograph to portray emotion, interest and sets the overall tone of the picture. It is something that emphasizes the most crucial visual elements in your photograph while still creating a balance between elements. We captured pictures in various genres of composition such as line, rhythm, simplification, negative space, shape and rule of odds. Certain aspects of each genre had to be kept in mind like for instance, the mood we wanted to create, what element we wanted to emphasize and in terms of post-production, how we could crop the photo to achieve the most effective frame. Taking photos particularly for composition was not merely in the sense of constantly shooting and hoping to find a decent picture. A lot of thought was required for certain aspects like the angle, lighting and framing in order to create the most effective picture for that genre. Overall, photographing composition has to be my favourite assignment due to the exploration and planning it took to acquire the desired picture.




Ryan Photographic Composition Post



For our first assignment of 2019, we did composition to explore several ways on the placement of visual elements in a photo and to improve our skills in photography. We were given the choice to choose three out of the nine topics or you could do them all. I decided to do them all because it would be a fun adventure to explore different types of composition and more than one to see the difference from one another. The nine topics were Line, Sub Framing, Rule Of Odds, Rule Of Thirds, Rule Of Space, Negative Space, Shape, Rhythm, and Simplification. There was some advice that helped explain things more meaningful with the videos provided and it was quite fun but somewhat challenging.











Lines can slightly help increase the impact of images by defining the shape and drawing the eyes of the viewer to keep their attention focused on the image with clear understanding.



Sub Framing is a picture within another picture. This helps add interest and the viewer's attention towards the main subject (middle of the frame)




The shape is the first thing we see in a picture and it's usually the most or one of the most important things we find in the picture. It helps emphasize the lines and makes the main subject stick out more.




Negative Space focuses on the main subject and the relationship with its surroundings. It is the space around and between the subjects allowing the main subject to express itself and have its own space for spotlight/attention.



 Rule Of Odds is a picture with an odd number amount of subjects. Having an odd amount of subjects in the picture makes it more visually appealing to the eye rather than having an even amount.



Rhythm is a series of pattern that forms a structure to show the subjects and makes it easy for the viewer to follow along as the shapes, lines, and colours are being repeated in a uniform composition.



Rule Of Space simply creates a sense of motion or action towards your composition. It involves creating negative space that will relate to the subject's movement. In the picture above my friend, Mark is walking down the path, creating a sense of motion.



Rule Of Thirds is a guideline that helps build drama and draws attention in a piece. This rule states that is has to be divided into nine equal squares including two horizontal lines intersecting two verticle lines.



Simplification reduces everything else to focus on the main subject(s) because it is an important part of the piece and it is not necessary to include the background and its surroundings.

Nicole Photographic Composition Post


     In this assignment we were assigned to learn and complete at least 3 different composition shots like line, sub-framing, and etc. I was able to learn about composition and how to take different types of composition not only rule of thirds. I was also really able to create and have control over my shots by placing and arranging different objects for a certain shot i wanted to accomplish. This assignment was one of the assignments for GCT that i was very excited for and though it did take sometime trying to rearrange objects and taking lots of photos i really enjoyed the freedom of creating your own shots, and having that variety of different composition elements to learn about and to recreate.




Kyle Aguason Photographic Composition Post








Vino Uson Photographic compositon






Mary Photographic Composition Post



© Mary Sandoval 2019

Hello! I am back again with another fun and amazing assignment for my Grade 9 GCT course. We played around with our phones and cameras to capture composition. In this major assignment we were given the choice to take 3 out of 9 compositions minimum for a good mark. In our slidedeck we needed to include photographs for each genre of composition we chose and provide a notes slide to explain. This assignment was quite controversial and needed a good amount of time and effort to complete all this. In the end this it was still a great assignment that gave us an opportunity to play and experience a whole new world of photography. Composition in photography is work of visuals composed of art. Consisting of relative objects and elements in a work of art. The key aspect of composition is to give your work a lot of attention. A good composition is one that has just enough detail and no more than that. The significance of composition is to find the right balance between elements presentable. Composition is the perfect way for guiding the viewer's eyes towards the important elements of your work.


Photographic Composition Post By: Cielo


The Grade 9 GCT class has been playing around with the cameras and been capturing composition through the lens. Composition is the work in photography that places and arranges objects to create a beautiful image. It's like making art with photography. It can also catch the viewer's eyes to the main points of an image and helps you focus on what you want the viewer's to see. In this assignment we were told to pick 3 out of the 9 genres of compositions and in the slide deck we insert some notes of each composition we did. This assignment can get a little problematic and you can be uncertain at times if you're doing this right, but each time you take a photo it is one step closer to learning how that type of composition works. Overall, I think that this was a gratifying experience and assignment to work with.