Secondary Source Elements

 Secondary Source Elements 

Light,Shape,Texture,Tone,Pattern,Colour,Line,Form 

This one is pattern interlocking Y shapes and an arc.
colours,in the photo are yellow and blue,view point is bird-eye view

If it was my photo i would set the tone to black and white and play around with it in photo-shop change the tone,colour and brightness of the photo and you could also put water on the drain to give the photo and new look and fresh idea for the photo.
I was inspired by this secondary photo and I did take some photos like this but they didn't make my top 8.

This one is shape,because the shape is round and made of plastic round tubs and it gives it a nice shape just because,there is no beginning or end its never ending shape.
I was inspired but I just couldn't fine anything like this or find anything that would look like this,Which is a shame because I did like this one out of all of them the most.
The main focal point is the top round circle even though there is more stranding but this one is the main one just because the photographer has make that is focus point of this photo.

I would liked to of done something like this just because I think is would have been an interesting and of course this is light,I like the way it have two cars not one and someone standing in front of the one car light which is a nice tough.
The colours are bland and nothing really stands out just the light which makes that there focal point.If I was to do this I would have more cars with the head lights on and have people stand in font but doing some sort of a poses.

Now this one is line and this one got me thinking or what sort of photos I could take,I did take a few photos of windows standing from the bottom looking up but I didn't like the way mine come out,I thought they would of been a bit more better,I think if I did it again I would take them not so far looking up.
This photo is line and it has some great lines in it like seeing the detail of the bars on the windows,well that's what they look like,the colours are cold looking and not very inviting but there is something about this photo that's draws you in I thinks its the lines and how this photo has been taken.