Challenge 1: Using Patterns as Leading Lines

Objective: Capture a photograph that uses a pattern as a leading line to guide the viewer’s eye through the image.

Instructions:

1. Find a location or subject that exhibits a pattern that resembles a line or path, such as a road, pathway, or row of trees.
2. Position yourself in a way that allows you to capture the pattern as a leading line within your frame.
3. Take a photograph where the pattern starts from one side of the image and leads the viewer’s eye to another point of interest or the background.
4. Pay attention to composition, ensuring that the leading line is prominent and clearly visible.
5. Experiment with different angles and perspectives to find the most visually appealing composition.
6. Review your photos and select the best image that effectively uses the pattern as a leading line.
7. Share your final photograph with a brief description explaining how you used the pattern as a leading line to guide the viewer’s eye.

Challenge 2: Creating Symmetry with Patterns

   

Objective: Capture a photograph that showcases symmetry by utilizing a pattern.

Instructions:

1. Look for a subject or scene that displays a symmetrical pattern, such as a reflection, architectural design, or a natural formation.
2. Position yourself in a way that allows you to capture the symmetrical pattern within your frame.
3. Make sure the subject is centered and the symmetrical pattern is balanced on both sides.
4. Take a photograph that emphasizes the symmetry of the pattern.
5. Experiment with different angles and perspectives to find the most visually pleasing composition.
6. Review your photos and select the best image that effectively showcases the symmetrical pattern.
7. Share your final photograph with a brief description explaining how you captured and highlighted the symmetry of the pattern.

Remember to have fun and be creative with your photography challenge! Upload your images to the Facebook group or email them to me at sheila@sheila-joy.com