I definitely thought that this was going to be a tough assignment to do when we first heard about it. I didn't know how I was going to find objects with this kind of symmetry, but as I looked around and looked through photos that I had taken from previous trips, I found that there are so many things that are symmetrical that I hadn't even thought of. An example of bilateral symmetry I found was this photo of a bridge in London. If you cut this bridge in half, it would be a perfect mirror of itself.
This next example I found is of radial symmetry. Not the whole photo, but the little details on top of the stained glass are symmetrical because every petal originates from a central circular design.
The last photo I found that is an example of asymmetry is this photo of a river in Cambridge. On one side of this river there are boats and a tree, but on the other side is just grass. If you were to cut this photo in half, you would be left with two very different views of the same river.
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