This is a Portrait image of Kylie Jenner that was captured by Nick Saglimbeni. Portraiture photography can really capture the emotion in someones face. Being so up close you can really see the expression on her face. This is also a MCU image that could also be classified as a central placement image.
This image taken by Heather Pickard is representing Diagonal Line photography as we look at this image and see the turtle crawling diagonally up on the rock, our eye travels along to see where he might be going. This image also falls under the "rule of thirds" compositional type as the turtle has been placed in the middle diagonal third of the picture.
This image has captured the Vertical line aspect in a landscape picture. The way it drags the eye upwards from the buildings below to the top of the Empire State Building is showing the vertical aspect brilliantly. This image also falls under the "rule of thirds" compositional type as the Empire State Building has been placed in the middle vertical third of the picture.
This image taken by myself demonstrates Edge of Frame because the focus of the image isnt in the centre, so it draws theeyes away to the bottom of the picture looking at the pool etc. Edge of Frame pictures are used when the photographer wants to dragged the eyes away from the centre and focus on the detail around the frame which would normally get overlooked at just a usual picture that was taken.
This image taken by Ansel Adams is a representation of a horizontal line shot where we look out into the distance and see a line that is separating the mountains from the rocks. The black, white and grey effect that has been used in this image is quite appealing to the eye and we see the sun shinning through the clouds seems to brighten up the image. This image also falls under the "rule of thirds" compositional type as the mountain has been placed in the top third of the picture.
This image demonstrates central placement as they have been positioned in the middle of the image. Due to the contrast between the colour of the background and the silhouette outline of the figures, attention is instantly drawn to the centre of the image where they have been placed. This image also falls under the "rule of thirds" compositional type as the person has been placed in the middle third of the picture.
