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Annotated Bibliography: Summer Rain

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• AUSTRALIA. Sydney. Summer rain. In this photo there is a man who is standing huddled under awnings on the corner of George & Market St. Trent Parke has taken the photo early on 1998 and published on dream/life series. After running through a Sydney thunderstorm. His tie thrown was over his shoulder • Trent has used a mid shot for this photo to make sure that everything is shown. I would say it is a leading line because there are two lines within the image that leads ours eyes to another point in the image that is the people who stand in front of the man. • There is a really obvious division of thirds in this photo. This is effective because it shows everything that is going on creates more tension, energy and interest in the composition

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