colorful
pigeons amongst a flock of grey at the Venice
Image and Title By:
Julian Charriere and Julius Von Bismark
In this image of these two colorfully dyed
pigeons there are several types of visual
unity that can easily be identified. For instance, since there
is repetition of the pigeons
we can immediately label them as the emphasis
or otherwise known as the focal point
of the
photo. Also due to the fact that the birds are in close proximity allows
the
image to have strong continuity drawing
the viewers eye from one bird to the other.
In all,
this image has a certain harmony to it which makes it a very pleasing
photo to
view.
Visual
unity- denotes some harmony or agreement between the items that is apparent to
the eye
Gestalt-
theory of visual psychology
Harmony-
congruity or agreement exist among the elements in a design- look as like they
belong together
Proximity-
putting elements close together
Continuity-
something continues usually a line, edge, or direction from one form to another
Repetition-
something repeats in various parts of the design to relate to the parts of each
other
Emphasis-
or focal point- most important character or element
Chaos and
control- there needs to be a level of unity unless an image can become too
chaotic
The grid-
a network of horizontal and vertical intersecting lines that the page creates a
framework of areas
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