This photo is taken of a window and so the building depicted is actually a reflection. I attempted to create a frame using blurred leaves in order to draw the eye to the center of the photo which is the tower. It is not necessarily important to come to the realization that the building is a reflection, but I think once you see it, the picture gains more depth through the use of background and foreground especially through the darker reflections of the leaves.
I used the rule of thirds by placing the stairs across the lower third of the photo. I think this photo is interesting to the eye because it plays with the angle and in the process creates geometric lines. The stairs also create repetition and the trees are leading lines.
This photo demonstrates rule of thirds as well as foreground/background. I think the focus on the branch really makes it pop because the blurred background establishes depth through making it look farther away.
I think this picture is really cool because it has both a blurred foreground and a blurred background. The point of focus is in the center of the photo. It almost gives the impression of being underwater because of the way the light is falling on the plants.
This shadow in this photo creates rule of thirds. I really like the use of light because the dew creates a really interesting texture, while the slight reflection in the glass creates depth. It is more subtle but the angle of the photo almost creates leading lines and a foreground/background effect because the glass begins to blur towards the right side.
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