The document provides tips for taking photos that feature S-curves, including looking for winding roads, rivers, tree branches or other twisting objects that form curves. It recommends emphasizing the vanishing point and positioning objects or following colors in a curved pattern. While the S doesn't need to be perfect, the tips suggest finding detail shots in nature that include curved patterns, parts of people or objects, and using framing and lighting like shadows to guide the eye along a leading curved line.

1. S-Curve
S-curve is soothing…
Look for winding roads,
rivers, tree branch, or
twisting objects.

2. Emphasize Vanishing Point

3. • Look Above or below

4. Find Objects with Curves

5. • Positioning objects in a curve

6. • Following a dominant color

7. The “S” is NOT always perfect

8. Could be a detail (macro) photo

9. • MORE MACRO! Detail

10. • What about people?

11. • People but NOT Portraits!

12. • Isolating parts

13. • Search for patterns in nature!

14. • Framing the S-Curve: Contrast

15. • Random but obvious?

16. • Shadows

17. • Leading line S Curve: Colors lead your eye

18. 1. IN CLASS TODAY
– Take one photo for warm up.
• 2. DUE: Thursday, Oct. 4th
– Take 6 photos outside of school for final
project.
– Make contact sheet of all 6 photos BEFORE
class on Thursday.