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Course 224 · Lesson 04

The Vocabulary of Photography: Line, Texture, and Shape

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Texture — The Visual Touch: Angle of Light and Three-Dimensional Feeling

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Texture is the photographer's way of making the viewer feel what they can only see. Like line, texture is a basic vocabulary of photographic language — almost impossible to avoid in a real scene. This lesson examines how texture is created by the angle and quality of light (textures are far more influenced by shifting light than lines are), why…

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