1. My photo is not simple and does not only include one object. It was pictured at one location, but includes so many different elements and principles through its beauty which makes it unique. There is not just one thing that your eye can look at, it makes your eyes wander across the whole image.

2. This photo was taken in Florida, my family vacation spot every summer. It reminds me of the memories my family has established by just simply watching the sunset. It is fascinating that wherever the sun sets in the world, it brings about a different image or beauty.

3. My theme for my sketchbook was somewhere along the lines of sun, sand, water or simply the beach. It reflects on the whole summer or vacation themes. It inspires my theme by bringing all my elements (sun, sand, water or the beach) in to one image of the sunset at the beach. It ties my whole theme together.

4. The other images included contain one of the elements of my theme, either sun, sand, water or simply the beach. The shell and "The Gold Life" might not seem directly related through any of these elements, but they remind me of the beach because I am either collecting seashells or putting on my favorite Australian Gold Sunscreen to appear "golden" or tan. All these images help emphasize the different elements that my selected image possesses.

5. This photo has value, color and texture as elements of designs. It has variety, movement, and contrast  as principles of designs. My original selected color scheme was going to be Blue Violet/ or Blue, but I am not so sure that my images all reflect one direct color scheme as I originally wanted.