Task 1

Elements; 

Form;

I decided to use this particular image for form, because I thought it was the best image that portrayed form the best. Form is when there's more depth to whatever the subject is. In other words, its a part of a building that has 3D elements to it.

Line; 

For line, I didn't want to do the lines of buildings because this was the case with the majority of people in my class so, I decided to do a wooden floor. I also used the 3x3 technique to just to add a little more into the image.

Scale;

Again with scale, I didn't want it to be the same front facing, portrait image that was so popular so, I decided to shoot landscape and slighting off to the right of the building. However, I personally think that the image would've looked better portrait and face on. 

Texture;

Because texture usually comes in a large space or area, I really wanted to do repetition. Again, I used the 3x3 technique, focusing slightly off to the right. Also, because columns are very popular with older building, i wanted to incorporate that.  

Shape;
Unusual shapes rarely come with new buildings, simply because they're very simplistic. So I found that the building for the University was perfect for the shape element because it isn't a basic shape, such as a square or rectangle. I could've re-shot this picture

Lighting;
Lighting was pretty easy for me. I just found a building with dimension on a sunny day. Then choose a part of the building in which the sun was blacked out of parts but then still shinning in others. Evidently, for this image, the sun is shining on the taller part on the left and the sun is blocked on the rest of the building.