Sunday, March 27, 2016

Cartier Bresson Research Project

I liked this photograph because there is a lot of depth to this scene due to the variety of architecture. There are so many lines and shapes your eye doesn't want to focus on one object or person. 
Looking at this photo, my eye automatically focuses of the different branches of this tree. The angles of the branches gives it some sort of rhythm. Then you see this elderly man peaking of the shrubs, which is one of the main focal points of this image. He stands out so much because he's in white and everything else has a gray or black color to it. I would say that there is a great concept of light and shadow. Also, if you look at his facial expression, you feel a sense of peace, where as, if he was't in this picture, there wouldn't be much emotion to it


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