The document discusses 10 photos taken by Nicole Gurke and the composition techniques they exemplify. Each photo is accompanied by a brief explanation of which technique it uses: rule of thirds, leading lines, center of interest, filling the frame, chaos, repetition, pattern, psychological tension, visual tension, and S-curve. The photos showcase various natural elements and subjects like flowers, trees, leaves, skies, train tracks, puffballs, cats and grass to demonstrate compositional techniques.

1. Nicole Gurke DPI1 10 best photos

2. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“Flower.”
Rule Of Thirds
This photo is rule of thirds. It is an
example of ‘Rule of thirds’ because
the flower is off centered all the way
to the right with more space on the
right.

3. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“tree.”
Leading Lines
This photo is an example of
leading lines. This is leading
lines because the trees branch
makes your eyes move
around.

4. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“Leaf.”
Center Of Interest
This photo is an example of center of interest.
This is center of interest because the leaf is the
only thing standing out. That makes it the center
of interest.

5. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“another leaf.”
Filling the Frame
This photo is an example of filling the frame. This is filling the frame
because the leaf takes up almost the whole shot.

6. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“tornado day.”
Chaos
This photo is an example of chaos.
This photo is chaos because the sky
makes you feel all crazy or something
like that.

7. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“train tracks.”
Repetition
This photo is an example of repetition. This
photo is repetition because the lines on the
tracks repeat one after another.

8. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“Little puff ball.”
Pattern
This photo is an example of
pattern. This photo is
pattern because on the little
puff ball the little lines keep
repeating as the same
thing.

9. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“my demon cat.”
Psychological Tension
This photo is an example of
psychological tension. It is and example
because my cat is like staring into my
soul and it creeps my brain out.

10. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“Tornado Day.”
Visual Tension
This photo is an example of Visual Tension.
It is visual tension because the sky, well I
think, makes you feel like something bad is
going to happen or something.

11. Nicole Gurke
Unit 4
“close up in nature aka
grass.”
S- Curve
This photo is an example of S- curve. I think
this is an example of S-curve because one of
the little grass pieces towards the top looks like
an ‘S’