Texture and positive negative space research

Photograph five or more different textures.  Fill the frame with these textures. 

1/60 f/3.5 ISO2000

I used my cameras built in flash for this image because the room was quite dark. this is a close up of fire wood in my uncles house , you can see the texture of the branches its self aswell as the texture as a whole.

1/60 f/4.0 ISO100

in this image The texture is the bark as well as miscellaneous things in the ground 

1/60 f/9.0 ISO100

this image has texture in the wall as well as line and pattern 

1/60 f/3.5 ISO400

Texture of all the books 

 1/60 f/22.0 ISO125

The texture of the yellow circles which also displays line and pattern .

Take three wider shots with a clearly defined subject incorporating texture.

1/800 f/f.6 ISO100 

i took this image at mission bay of the paddle boarder and realised the water has texture in it, and the complementary blues in the image aswell and the textured water is also negative space.

1/640 F/16.0 ISO100

I took this image of my friend at black sand beach sitting in a little creek , the texture is the water running through, i also put her in the middle of rule of thirds and had the horizon in the middle. 

If it is not sunny do this exercise during self directed time

Using evaluative metering mode take a low angle portrait with the sun behind your subject. 

1/60 F/3.5 ISO2000

 this wide shot photo of the fire wood again 

Take some low angle photographs using the sky as negative space to frame your subject. 

Take a 3 different portraits of two or more people.  Think about where to place your subjects in the frame and pay attention to the negative space around these two (or more) figures.

Create a still life of 2-4 objects.  Think about their placement in relation to each other and also in relation the negative space around them.  Think about your vantage point when taking this photo.  Now add another object being aware of placement in relation to negative space.  Photograph this scene again.

Self directed work:

Take some images incorporating texture and experimenting with positive/negative space.  These can be the same as the exercises above, or you may choose to create your own ideas for images