This is a good example because the waves are so realistic you can almost feel them. They have a rough texture to them.

No one knows what Jesus actually looks like, but any painting you see of him is an example of idealism. That is because this is how we picture him to look in our heads.

There are multiple images taken and overlapping in a manner that shows motion.

The blur around the dog shows that it is running very fast.

These repeated figures show motion because they start off walking and then begin to run and jump. 

This painting shows the the bike is moving and the guy is riding it.

This has many different visual perspectives.  The image shows the face at a side view with the body parts on the side of her face.

This adds a dramatic, dynamic touch to the image.  It is pointed directly at the viewer.

Linear perspective is a mathematical system for projecting the apparent dimensions of a
sculptural object onto a flat surface.

This is a good example because the road is vertical and continues to get smaller showing that it goes on for a long time. 

In this image he is closer to the camera making the tower look smaller.  The scale confusion makes it look as if his foot is actually on the side of it. 

This is when to or more objects are alternated in different ways. 

A repeated shape changing in color, size, or texture.

Images with this do not have  focal point in them.  If it's a pattern with a theme it doesn't need a focal point. 

There are many points of visual interest that catches your eye. 

The object that is placed in the center is usually known as the focal point. 

This is when most of the objects are grouped together and one object stands out by itself as the focal point.