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Lets look at the following scene What if the photographer was interested in a toy elephant and shows us the following photographIMGEdit Your intention would be much clearer below that is the photo has a clear point of interest IMGEditIn the first example it is not resolved what the photograph is about. If anything a lot of toys. In the second the intention of the photographer and what has captured his gaze is much more evident. To make an element stand out it is important to keep in mind the interaction between background and figure Click on the infographic to enlarge.

The following scene is also a typical practice e-commerce photo editing since nothing stands out there really isnt a theme maybe a park but its too vague and the place in question would have to be extremely conspicuous to become the focal point in the photograph. pointofinterestWhen reading a photograph after evaluating the light the viewer is in a position to ask what is the point of interest in the image Are there any elements that particularly stand out Can the intention of the photographer be identified by showing a subject a motif  point of interest daido moriyamaCindy ShermanWilliam EgglestonW. Eugene Smith Tina MottiMatthew Brady II. Focus and sharpness Human vision and focus There are several factors that influence a form to attract the attention of the observer the size of the forms their color or contrast.



Now that abstraction we were dealing with what interests the reader is not exclusively mental. It is also a purely physiological issue and has to do with the ability of the human eye to focus. How does the eye focus Our eyes have a kind of biconvex lens called the lens that faces the retina  the layer of receptors and nerve cells located at the back of the eye. Thanks to the lens it is possible that of all the light beams that reach the eye those of a certain distance converge directly on the retina creating a sharp image. The lens is a transparent spherical body located behind the pupil whose function is to focus light waves on the photoreceptors.