This document discusses different elements of art through examples of photographs. It provides examples of closed form using a sneaker photo where the whole object can be seen, and open form using a close-up hat photo where only part of the object is visible. Atmospheric perspective is demonstrated through a photo using warm colors. Scale is shown through trees of different sizes based on their distance. Linear perspective and lighting are defined through examples of converging lines and a highlighted focal point, respectively. Texture is described as the visual equivalent of touch.

1. Elements Of Art BY: Chad Daley

2. Closed Form This picture is an example of closed form because you have a visual of the whole sneaker. This is different from open form because it is not a close up view of the object.

3. Open Form This Picture is an example of open form because it is an up close picture of the object and you don’t have a visual of the whole hat. This is different from closed form because this picture is up close when you see an example of closed form you can see the entire object.

4. Atmospheric Perspective This photo is an example of Atmospheric Perspective because there are a lot of warm colors in this photo.

5. Scale This is an example of scale because the trees that are in front are closer and the trees that are in back is further.

6. Linear Perspective This photo is an example of linear perspective because the way the lines on the pool come up to one point.

7. Lighting This picture is an example of lighting because the highlighted part of the photograph becomes the focal point.

8. Texture This photo is an example of texture because in this picture texture is the visual equivalent of touch.