Lines - Work Diary

Today was my first session, I was photographing examples of lines throughout the college. I found many examples and the session was quite easy. I found lines mostly in manufactured structures and  objects around the college, such as walls and paths. 

I took many pictures like this, brick walls are a very obvious example of lines and may be useful in patterns, too. THis picture could have been taken in such a way that only the wall and the lines that make it up are visible, this would have improved it.













I like the concept of this photograph more than I actually like it. I found a boy with a guitar and I though it was a great example of lines. If I had more time to take this photograph I am sure it would be better. It could look more like a representation of lines, rather than simply a guitar.











If I were to continue with this session I would definitely look for more lines in nature, perhaps in flowers or other plants, rather than the generic, straight patterns in man-made structures.

Lines - Image Bank

These are all good examples of lines, some natural and some manufactured lines.  Most of these pictures show lines that are symmetrical, though the first picture shows curved lines and though they follow a pattern, they are not entirely symmetrical. Both the photograph of the bridge or pier going out to sea and of the violin are examples of parallel converging lines. These lines give the photographs depth.

Lines – Definition Page

Dictionary definition – A long, narrow mark or band.

• Parallel
• Straight
• Wavy
• Continuous
• Patterns

This picture shows lines in the sand in a desert. It is a good example of repeated lines in nature, and could also be used as an example of pattern.



I like this photograph; it is a very nice example of lines and could also be used for depth. The converging parallels of the frets and the guitar strings give the photograph depth.


This is also a good example of lines and how they can be used to show depth. The bridge creates narrowing lines and converging parallels using lines.


This photograph is very similar to both the guitar and the bridge. The strings create very defined lines an d are a good example of how lines are seen in everyday life.















These are all good examples of lines, some natural and some man-made lines. Most of these pictures show lines that are symmetrical, though the first picture shows curved lines and though they follow a pattern, they are not entirely symmetrical. Both the photograph of the bridge or pier going out to sea and of the violin are examples of parallel converging lines. These lines give the photographs depth.


My definition - A line is something connecting two points, or a continuous stretch that makes up a shape.