1. Impact
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| Washington Monument from WWII Memorial (I wish I'd taken this photo while the horses were on the other side--there's no "room for logical movement") |
2. Cropping
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| Colored Pencils Cropped to emphasize the tips rather than the whole pencil |
3. Big, Bold, Bright, and Favorably Placed
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| Global Architecture Brigade's Water Bottle Wall Mockup, Backlit |
4. KISS - Keep it Simple, Stupid
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| Pushpin Blank background lets the pushpin form read clearly with slow shutter speed/camera movement |
5. Thirds
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| Basil Seedling I aligned the leaves and the base of the stem with the "intersections" of the imaginary grid dividing the photo in thirds |
6. Leading Lines
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| Pennsylvania Avenue Street lines as leading lines |
7. Balance
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| National Portrait Gallery Kogod Courtyard Balance between solidity of walls/floor and translucency of the roof |
8. Framing
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| Second Floor Portico at the National Portrait Gallery Architecture (columns) framing the street view |
9. Avoid Mergers
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| Blocked a distracting signpost in the background with the subject matter itself (an early tulip in a garden of pansies) |
10. Room for Logical Movement
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| View from the Clock Tower of the Old Post Office Airplane flying by the Washington Monument is traveling further into the photo (not out of it) |
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