what are the different elements of an Image

                                    

 Elements of an Image

 The key to developing a photographer's eye is that the ability to identify and target the key aspects and elements within the scene in front of you. This concept is very useful when learning to make the best out your digital camera. However, the image may be, color or monochrome, the subjects need to have these five essential attributes: tone, shape, pattern, form, and texture.

 Form and Tone: The close-up of a roof  is partially about pattern, There are many example to refer to the pattern shape. These pattern will always look same.

Shape: In the landscape the key elements of the scene are the shape of the hills and the bridge. The relatively simple outlines suit the low-key backlighting well.

Texture: For seeing the subject of the relief sculpture clearly, it is necessary to have the right amount of lighting to add sufficient highlights and shadows. This reveals the depth and the texture details of the carving.

Pattern: The repetition of shapes and forms is possibly the simplest of the five things to understand and exploit. Patterns are everywhere in nature is the bed of scalloped nasturtium leaves having subtle variation in their color.

These are the main elements of an image. This concept is very useful when learning to make the best out your digital camera. The key to developing a photographer's eye is that the ability to identify and target the key aspects and elements within the scene in front of you.