Texture, Positive & Negative Space.

Texture - 1

Camera Set to: TV

Shutter Speed: 1/80

ISO: 100

White Balance: Daylight

F stop 5.6

A brick wall of a building with two different textures. One side that is smooth with lines,

the other made to look like a brick wall.

Texture - 2

Camera Set to: TV

Shutter Speed: 1/250

ISO: 100

White Balance: Daylight

F stop: 5.6

Two different types of textures of this fence. One is covered in fluffy stuff

and the other has smooth sticks with a few fluffy stuff on it.

Texture - 3

Camera Set to: TV

Shutter Speed: 1/250

ISO: 100

White Balance: Daylight

F stop: 4.0

A brunch that has some smooth bark and some fluffy bits sticking out.

Positive & Negative Space - 1

Camera Set to: TV

Shutter Speed: 1/250

ISO: 100

White Balance: Daylight

F stop 10

Concrete footpath with grey and white pavement. A good way of

telling/knowing positive and negative space.

Positive & Negative Space - 2

Camera Set to: TV

Shutter Speed: 1/250

ISO: 100

White Balance: Daylight

F stop 9.0

The concrete that makes the light post is an example of the negative space thats

surrounding the positive space (which is the whole in the light post)

Positive & Negative Space - 3

Camera Set to: TV

Shutter Speed: 1/250

ISO: 100

White Balance: Daylight

F stop 8.0

The shadows from the metal fence represents the negative space

while the light represents the positive space.