Colour.

Colour.

 Colours can be seen every where in everyday life.

In this photo, there is shown to be a pair of crocs with bright colours, this is all contrasted off with the stripy socks and the skirts in which also have vibrant colours and patterns. This is all contrasted off each other but also the dark gravel underneath their feet. A positive point of this photo is that by revealing so much colour, the photo stands out in peoples faces, this is a positive factor because it really pulls anyones attention into staring and observing. This photo also shows a childhood that everyone has lived. the negative point of this photo is that all the colours could confuse the audience as the focus point seems to keep moving all over the photo. An improvement I would make to this photo is by darkening the curves a little. 

In this photo, there is shown to be an extreme close up shot of the coloured pencils, the pencils also create pattern in this photo as they show individual triangles in the gaps. The positive point of this photo is by not using such vibrant colours, the photo can be welcoming to the audience as it is not too outstanding and in their face, this is a positive point because by having such a welcoming photo, most of the audience would become happy and focus on it instead of hiding away due to a hard brightness. An improvement I would make to this photo would be to lighten the photo more.

In this photo, there is shown to be a bowl of multicoloured crayons beside a young babies hand. The coloured dots on the bowl also stand out like the crayons against everything else that is shown to be pure white. The positive point of this photo is that by keeping everything else except from the crayons, babies hand and coloured dots in white, the colours stand out a lot clearer. This is a positive factor because it creates the focus point to fall onto the colours shown. I believe that this photo does not have a negative or improvement that can be revealed. 

In this photo, there is shown to be a hand cupped with a collection of skittles inside. This photo is also in black and white, while the collection of skittles are all shown to be in colour. The positive point of this photo is that by having the two different colour tones, the photo becomes interesting, this is is a positive factor because it means that the tones of the black and white hand and background automatically draw in peoples attention to the multi-coloured skittles. The negative point of this photo is that by the arm it is pixelated. This is a negative factor because it can draw the focus point on to itself instead of the skittles. An improvement I would make is to apply words in the background about colour with a low opacity percentage.

In this photo, there is shown to be a multi-coloured parrot staring at the camera lens in front of a black background. The colours of the beak and the feathers are all vibrant and stand out against the dark background. A positive point of this photo is the vibrancy of the colours of the feathers, this is a positive factor because it creates the parrot to become outstanding and eye-catching as the audience may believe that the parrot is unrealistic. A negative point of this photo is that the black ground is seen to be photoshopped instead of a back drop, this is a negative factor because it draws the attention away from the parrot. An improvement I would make to this photo, would be to apply the parrot onto a realistic looking background. 

In this photo, there is shown to be a million of multi-coloured lights that start off blurred before going into focus. This also creates depth. All these little multi-coloured lights create a festival or celebration feel to the atmosphere of the audience. The positive point of this photo is that all the lights create a positive atmosphere, this is a positive factor because it could create the audience to go back into the past and think of happy memories. The negative factor of this photo is that the front of the photo near the camera lens is out of focus, this is a negative factor because it means that the audience would see it as a focus point and a 'unwell taken photo'. An improvement I would make to this photo, would be to crop the closest part of it out.