Academic Shoot and Reflection

Balance:
1. I believed I did good on this rule because there is equal amounts of  subjects on both sides.
2. In this photo there are two subjects, girls each on a computer.
3. I do think it is obvious what the subjects are because there is not much distracting from it.
4.  I think this photo could be proved upon in the since that it would be more even, it is a little off.

Leading Lines:
1. I really think that the leading lines rule was followed because the computers lead you to him studying.
2. The subject is the boy frustrated with his work.
3. It is clear that who the subject is because there is only one, and the lines lead to him
4. To improve this photo I could have taken off some of the right side.

Rule of Thirds:
1. I thought that rule of thirds was well exemplified because it matches with the grid concept.
2. The subject is the girl studying at the table.
3. The subject is obvious because she is the man focus.
4. I could have improved this photo by making her face me to make it more interesting.

Framing:
1. I think that I followed framing well because the kid is framed on almost all sides.
2. The subject is the boy in the room, drawing.
3. It is clear who the subject is because there is only one human in this photo.
4. To improve this photo I could have chopped more of the door off and it should be brighter.

Simplicity:
1. I think this shows simplicity because it shows one subject doing something simple against a background that is simple.
2. The subject is the girl looking down drawing the hallway.
3. The subject is very obvious because she is really the only object in the photo.
4. I think it could be improved more if I took the photo from a different angle, and didn't get the door in.