This V was easy to find.

It was located on the school

campus that we were staying

at called MICA. It's funny

because the V makes up two

different tress but if you look

at the tree on the right the

upper branches also make a V.

The two trees don't come

all the way together but stand

at a certain point of view you

can pick out the V.

While visiting Gandhi's

home we got to go through

a museum that showed his

whole life story. In one of

the pictures it showed him

and his wife. She was in a

very pretty white dress with

designed lines that were in

the shape of a W. The pattern

show the W being repeated

over and over again.

X marks the spot is a good saying.

When touring the street of Mt. Abu

there was this old gate that had a few

of these X looking shapes on it. The

way the iron gate was welded created

the shape of an X with to different pieces.

They Y can be seen in lots of things like tree, branches

and architecture. When traveling to Mt. Abu we went

down to visit the lake and I saw this light post. It look

a lot like the shape of a Y.

When we were in Agra we went to visit the Agra

Fort which is located across from the Taj Mahal.

In the fort there were little green shrubs and

around the shrubs was some sort of brick. The

way the brick was laid it formed a Z shape.

The Symbols of American converted to India

This is the plus symbol that is actually

used as a sign for a pharmacy. It was a

really pretty blue green color. It also

looks cool because the words are faded out.

This picture was taken of the lobby floor

of the hotel in Mumbai. It is made to look

like a bunch of periods. They are even all

different sizes.

This was the side of the building but

if you look close to the window it creates

a number sign. This was one of the many

office building that was in Delhi.

One of my favorite things in the world

are stars. It's a great special character

to use when you can use an astrik. It was

really cool to because they were painted

on the elephants face.

This special character is the ones

use in don't do this or don't do that.

It was cool because it was the center

shape in some door I had found. It

even has like a greater than and less

than symbol in it or I could just be

pacman.

Color Contrasts

Simultaneous:

This picture shows how the colors

simultaneously look next to each other.

The gold is so outstanding that it makes

the orange curtain behind the god almost

look like a coper color. The gold is also

so bright that it draws your attention away

from the other colors simultaneously.

Temperature:

So I didn't have any pictures of the

sunrise or actually fire but when

driving back to get to MICA I

noticed these sculptures. They

looked like fire and would go

from the warmer colors that

represent the temperature.

Saturation:

Even though I didn't photo shop

this picture the colors up against

the wall create a type of photo

saturation of the colors. Even the

dog being so dark in the picture shows

the saturation of the photo.

Value:

I chose this picture for two reasons. One was

the value of light and dark colors. The other

wood in the background is dark but the one

window is light. Also value as in terms of

something old and loosing value.

Hue:

I found this in a shop on the street. It is

a wide variety of bangles with different hues

of colors. It was an interesting assortment

of the color scale.