Exercise: Real and implied triangles

For this exercise, i had to take two sets of photographs using triangles, one using real triangles - Triangles that can be found naturally and the other using implied triangles - triangles that i have created/ arranged myself.

Real

When trying to think of an object that was triangular in shape, one of the first things that came to mind was a tea bag. I tried to keep this photograph as simple as possible, to focus mainly on the shape.

Whilst out and about, trying to think of things i could possibly a triangle out of, I noticed if i stood directly in front of the gap between two swings, i could form a triangle from their chains.

I wanted to try and think of something a little different for at least one of my triangle photographs, here, looking down a corridor, angling my camera towards to ceiling slightly, an upside triangle can be subtly seen in the arched ceiling.

  Implied

Here i used three people to form a triangle. A typical 'family photo'. The triangle is made not only from their eye lines, but the positions they are in also.

In this photograph, i arranged some stones to form a triangle

Whilst making my breakfast one morning, I had the idea to arrange what i was doing to form a triangle. Something maybe more a little unusual. The apex of this triangle is at the bottom of the shape.