Rule of Third and Leading Lines

I really like this picture because for me it tells us story.I took bunch of picture of the same scene and when the guy in the picture started looking around I was waiting for him to leave and it took a few minutes before he did. I still took pictures even thought his there i thought i can just edit the picture. But when I started looking through my pictures i find that the guy standing there gives it more appeal than taking a picture of the scenery itself.
This photo has rule of third and leading lines.For the rule of third, i have the picture of the bench  on the third.Im not sure how to explain the rule of third so thats the only thing i can tell you. For leading lines, the wood floor is pointing right to the guy standing. Leading lines is when you look at a photo which leads you to something.

I did not  take this picture for the rule of third, but when i was looking through my photos i saw that i can use this for rule of third.I took this photo because i just like photos of nature. In this picture it has the triangle angle which applies for the rule of third.

For this photo I was waiting until someone walk by, but no one did.I just feel like by having someone walk by this scenery with this king of weather would give a mood of the scenery.I used this photo for leading lines because of the line on the sides which leads us to look even further.The last photo also applies for leading lines using S curve.

Exposure Composition Assignment

For this homework we need to take 2 photos that has light scene and 2 photos that has dark scenes. We are working on exposure values and how to change them. After taking the photos we need to choose one from each category that we liked the most. In my photos, I started with exposure value of EV -2 for my first photo and EV +2 for my last photo. I choose the first photo as my dominantly dark in tone because there’s no windows and the walls are blocking the light which gives the picture a darker background. Also, the object in the picture has a dark colour which gives a darker tone. I choose my second photo as my dominantly light in tone because its right beside a glass wall which allows the light to come in and the object in the photo has a lighter colour than the first one.