My static images achieve composition by equilibrium and central focus. My photos are relatively simple with straight lines. Subjects and objects or the focuses of the images are centered with even surroundings. My dynamic photos achieved composition with angled people and objects, non-horizontal lines, and dynamic angles and lines. In my first static image the point of interest is the pair of sunglasses in the center of the chair. The chair adds to the picture by making the sunglasses seem more central in the image. The dominant element in my second static image is Ella and Gigi. They are both standing straight and their bodies are parallel to each other. The bike racks act as subordinate elements and support the picture by adding a kind of border and making everything seem even. The point of interest in my third photo is the lines on the table. The windows behind the table make the lines seem more straight because they are perpendicular and they make 90 degree angles. They support the dominant elements and act as subordinate elements. The lines on the track in my fourth static image are my point of interest. They are evenly parallel and give the picture some depth because of the way they continue off into the distance. 

For my dynamic still life, the lens of the camera is the point of interest because it is centered in the screen. It is not static because the entire picture was taken at an angle. The objects around the camera would be the subordinate elements of the photo. In my second dynamic image, Sofia and Mathew are the dominant elements in the image. They are supported by the lines on the concrete and the pole that is being leaned on. These lines create angles that are not even or straight showing how the picture is dynamic. In my Dynamic architecture picture, the white panels going alongside the walkway act as the dominant elements in the photo. Because of their light color, they pop out. The picture was shot at a diagonal angle with plants and poles around to support it. In my final dynamic picture of a landscape, the soccer goal is the point of interest. The lines on the soccer field and the trees behind the goal would be the supporting elements in the image. 

In static image one, color and contrast are being used to make the sunglasses pop. In static image two, balance and pattern are being used because of how symmetrical the picture is and how the elements in it are the same on both sides. In static image three, line and rhythm are being used because of the repeating parallel lines on the lunch table. In static image four, line and contrast are being used because of the lines on the track and the color contrast between the lines and the color of the track. In dynamic image one, form and shape are being used because the objects in the picture have many different shapes and edges as well as varying forms. In dynamic image two, movement and variety are being used because Sofia looks as if she was caught in a motion and there is variety in the placement of the subjects in the photo. In dynamic image three, rhythm and line are being used because the panels are being repeated and there are many lines going in different directions throughout the picture. In dynamic image four, space and color are being used because the landscape picture shows a big area of space making it seem very large. The color of the field is also a bright green making it stand out, as well as the bright yellow of the football field goal.