Most, no, actually all of the pictures I ripped out were all asymmetrically balanced with a definite focal point, since there weren't any symmetrical advertisments in any of the magazines. I examined and sometimes asked others whether the pictures were appropriate. In the end, I chose five pictures that showed the two principles the most out of the whole magazine.
I also had to write about each one, saying why I chose it and where and how it actually showes balance and focal point.
Here are some photos scanned from my art diary:
I asked Mrs Vincent why this one was balanced, and I learnt that the white arc at the left of the picture balanced the woman's dark hair. Also, the silver, tin can balanced the dark hair and the face.
This picture definitely has a focal point by contrasting the warm colours and the cool colours. The pastel- toned pink at the centre of the cake and the white text contrasting to the dark background are the focal points. However, the picture is balanced as well, since there is the white text balancing with the dark chocolate mud cake with the pastel- toned decoration.
This photo has a very clear focal point; the boiled egg in the egg holder is the focal point. (Obviously!) This picture leasds the audience's eyes to the egg by placing it at the centre with white background in contrast to the egg's yolk. Also the size of egg helps being the focal point.
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