Response 3 - Assignment: Space

This page contains six standalone images ( s). Replace these s with your original photographs taken at a single location. Present images in the order below and include captions identifying depth cues where requested.

1. Deep space

Use at least two depth cues. Caption (example): overlapping and size perspective.

Deep space
The scene creates deep space using overlapping elements and strong size perspective.

2. Flat space (eliminated depth cues)

Remove depth cues such as overlapping, shading, and perspective.

Flat space
Depth cues are minimized here, producing a deliberately flat pictorial space.

3. Flat space by reversing depth cues

Identify reversed cues in caption (example): tonal and color separation (foreground darker than background).

Flat reversed
Reversed tonal and color cues flip expected depth, making foreground read as background.

4. Limited space

Constrain depth; show compressed or narrow field.

Limited space
The composition compresses depth, creating a narrow, intimate spatial impression.

5. Ambiguous space

Space that is difficult to read as near or far.

Ambiguous space
Overlapping and lighting create uncertainty about depth, making space ambiguous.

6. Surface division

Emphasize planes and separations on a surface.

Surface division
Clear plane separations and directional shading define distinct surface divisions.

Submission notes

Replace each image with your original photo files (same order). Include short captions for each image identifying the demonstrated space type and any depth cues used. Then publish the page and share the direct link in the discussion forum.