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Pictorial Lines


For this project, we took pictures with pictorial lines running through them. There are three types of this type of composition Arrangement, Decorative and Lines that lead to the subject. Arrangement means that the lines that make up the photos if they are taken away the photo will not be of anything and the lines make up the photo. Decorative means that the lines don't make up the photos but it is just lines on the photograph.  Lines that lead to the photo are lines in the photograph that are leading to a subject. But unlike leading lines, they can go from right to left and not necessarily create depth.
Arrangement




 Leading to subject








Decorative





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