Rhythm in photography is similar to rhythm with poetry. Just like using rhyming words through out a poem gives it rhythm, using similar shapes or items in your photograph will give it rhythm. Repetition is a good way to get rhythm in a photograph. Using odd numbers is more pleasing to the eye...such as 3 or 5 of the same object or shape. You could also have a tree line that mimics the curves of the moutains in the background. Reflection is also a nice way to gain rhythm. Rhythm helps move the viewer's eyes through the picture.
This week was super busy and I haven't really had the opportunity to get any great rhythm example shots this week. I did go to the grocery store and took a pic of the brick wall. That's got rythm right, lol.
The straw pics from last week would work for this. :)
Thanks for stopping in and taking a peek...sorry it is just of a brick wall this time. This week the challenge is using negative space in your photograph. Should be fun! Check back soon.
1 comment:
it may be a wall but its got rhythm! I like the 2nd one!
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