Depth - Image Bank

In this photo, depth is explored through the use of the bowling balls. For me, this photo is a great example of depth as the setting is a lot different to most other photos. The use of this gives the image meaning while also creates a sense of hierarchy. The ball closest to the camera is that most likely to be chosen first and hence the focus point of the photograph. I also like the use of this as they're all different shades and therefore are separated from one another rather than blending in. 

   

The use of the guitar in this photo shows depth through the strings. The focus point in the centre is all the strings at the end, however the angle of the photo shows the strings going away from the camera and getting smaller as they do. This depth is great as it is angled perfectly to show enough of the guitar while also having room for it too explore depth. 

These next two photos explore depth via the objects. The first, shows the hay bails all in different stances in the photo, and the further they are, the smaller they appear. Secondly, the use of lines is explored with the depth as they also follow suit. They are still visible and focused further away just a lot smaller. The use of lines is explored again in the next photo on the train tracks. The objects in this photo are the foundations supporting it. Also, the use of colour links these two photos as they both have a cold autumnal feel rather than a cold winter and a hot summer. The uses of this is shown by the sunset in the back of the second photo and the orange nature of the first. 

This next photo is one of my favourites as the use of depth is enhanced by the sea below it. The use of the sea being so clear acts as a mirror and therefore the posts do get smaller, although they can be seen as a lot smaller if you take away the reflection below it. I like the blue colours as they make the photo seem crisp however the posts subvert this as they are quite rustic and dirty. Similarly, in the second photo, the buildings are very clean and sharp. They are obviously new and the architecture is quite modern, which adds to the effect. Although depth is also shown through the buildings appearing more narrow as they reach the top.