Thursday, December 1, 2011

Contrast

http://xleemac93x.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/composition-photography/
In this example of good contrast. The editor of this picture turned the contrast up in an amazing picture of the sky. The saturation of the sunlight has been brighten to put focus on it. It also makes the sunlight pop-out at the viewer when looking at it. The darken horizon and clouds help viewers from being distracted form the blue sky and the orange sunlight shinning through the clouds. Putting contrast in images makes them much more appealing. The contrast in this image doesn't necessarily give meaning to the image. In my opinion, it shows the beauty of natural things like the sun and clouds. It creates a different focus to remind people to stop and notice everyday views that they may miss.


http://newmethods.orgblog/usability-examples-of-good-and-bad-color-contrast
This is an example of bad contrast. This image is shown for people to know what colors to use for their website's background and foreground. The colors are mostly light on light or dark on dark. Bright colors are especially hard for people to see, for example, the neon green on top of the darken white background. The dark on dark has a cool style to it but it is hard to read as well. Most of what they have on here makes people squint their eyes to see the text, regardless of it being a blurry jpg picture. It doesn't make the text pop-out of the background, with the exception of the red and yellow. If the designer of the match up had used more contrast and used bright colors against dark colors instead, it would be easier to read the color palette number.

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