Landscape Elements: Gender and City
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Running head: GENDER AND CITY1Gender and CityNameStudent NumberInstructor’s NameDate
GENDER AND CITY 2Gender and CityLandscape Elements:The landscape is the design positioning of a particular geographical area or location. Thismay be described by culture as it a physical description of natural origin distinguishing it from human geography, and Colour and texture, this comes in the form of plantations in a particular geographical area[ CITATION BGr16 \l 1033 ]. These elements of landscape affect daily lives in theirways of belonging and behavior contributing to gendering[ CITATION Cha02 \l 1033 ]. The landscape is presented as something owned and commissioned by man thus participating in the commodity status of the land. The landscape is used to provide relationship and generalization between places that are distinct. Therefore landscape is apportioned of the cultural and physical environment. The latter association and experimental dimension with the idea of belonging distinguish landscape from places. To belong you don’t need to have experienced landscape[ CITATION BGr16 \l 1033 ].Colour and TextureColor is the most important element of landscape as part of our daily life. Colours have a lot of effect on mood and gendering. For example. Most ladies use their backyard to add a dimension to create an optical illusion of the space. Such people develop a behavior of controlling their anger by moving into their flower garden where you will find them admiring thecolor and feeling the texture of the flowers. Colours such as red, yellow and orange are considered warm colors since they evoke a lot of excitement and passion. Green, violet, and blueare good for meditation gardens since they are cooler colors and natural relaxants. Colours that are complimentary bring a very powerful and bold pairing to the human eye. At that time analogouscolorseasily blend into one another. Colorvalue;Colour value describes its intensity.
GENDER AND CITY 3A photograph taken in black and white appear in grey shades. This is brought about by the varying difference in light and dark.Value is an important factor to consider when choosing bold colors.Others also tend to enjoy feeling the texture, as the texture is the feel and look of plants surface. The texture is a great way to bring variety into your garden. Unlike color different texture create harmony in yourlandscape. You can balance out coarse-textured plants with smoothly textured ones or mix plantswith larger leaves and smaller leaves. This breaks up your landscape, adding interest and mood to your backyard[ CITATION Cha02 \l 1033 ].Fig 1.0 color
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