Triangles

First in the set of three real triangles is a bacon sandwich there are two triangles on display in this picture.

The triangle by perspective is the peacocks body.

Picture three is the inverted triangle that 'frames' the cat.

Implied triangles are shown in pictures four and five they are both still life photographs taken of golf balls showing the apex of the triangle at the top and at the bottom.

The final picture in implied triangles is of a young family the triangle shape is formed by the positing of their heads (inverted triangle) and if you look at the way the two adults are sitting there is another triangle formed with the apex at the bottom this time.

Triangles as a design feature in photographs, I am really starting to notice how much more care and thought I put into taking photographs by looking at the shapes that can be seen and how they can alter the design and prospective  of the photograph. I have looked back over the photographs I had taken before the course started to see how many shapes i could see in them, a very worth while exercise as I found the ones I liked the best had shapes formed within them, which I had done without being aware.