As part of this week's exercises we were instructed to find 5 images of different landscapes and to list the characteristics of the vegetation, terrain, lighting for each chosen landscape. The terrains that I have chosen have been placed below.
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This particular image is of a coastal landscape that is made up of crystal clear water and harsh rocky terrains as well as patches of greenery and vegetation. The lighting in this particular landscape pierces through the water thus conveying sections of the vegetation beneath the water levels.
A.Stroyd Photography, http://astroydphotography.com/landscapes, 06/08/2013 |
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The following image conveys tall mountains spanning for large distances. The vegetation found in this landscape is dense in colour due to the shade provided by these towering mountains. The lighting in this landscape is broken into segments because of the large terrain and is also affected by the clouds that would form around these mountains.
wallfive3, http://wallfive.com/beautiful-mountain-landscapes.html, 06/08/2013 |
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The image above is of a snowy terrain that has formed as a result of freezing temperatures. The terrain is flat and does not have any height to it and the vegetation found on this terrain is large in size because only large vegetation would be able to survive the nature of this particular landscape. The lighting is rather strong and unobstructed which can be seen from long distances and on the horizon.
Australia, http://www.australia.com/explore/states/vic/vic-snow-play.aspx, 06/08/2013 |
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The image above conveys a harsh landscape that would only be found in a jungle environment. This terrain is made up of really dense vegetation providing very restricted access through it. The light in such environment is blocked and restricted by the dense vegetation so the sunlight cannot reach the jungle floor.
everydaybipolar, http://everydaybipolar.wordpress.com/2011/09/01/welcome-to-the-jungle/, 06/08/2013. |
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