4 of 54 of 5 Items Question What is the darkest tonal value represented in this photograph? (1 point) Responses The wooden slats on the park bench The wooden slats on the park bench The legs of the park bench The legs of the park bench The surface of the water The surface of the water The gray color of the sky The gray color of the sky Skip to navigation

To determine the darkest tonal value in the photograph, you would need to visually assess the various elements present in the image. Generally, if you're considering the options provided:

- **The wooden slats on the park bench** - This may vary in color depending on the wood.
- **The legs of the park bench** - If they are made of metal or darker material, they might be darker.
- **The surface of the water** - This can often reflect light and may not be the darkest element unless it's a shadowed area.
- **The gray color of the sky** - Typically, this may not be the darkest unless it’s a stormy sky.

Without seeing the photograph, it's difficult to give a definitive answer, but often, objects in shadow—like the legs of the bench—can be among the darkest. If you can visualize or analyze the photograph, look for the area that absorbs more light or does not reflect it.

If you need to choose from the options, I'd suggest that **the legs of the park bench** might likely represent the darkest tonal value if they are indeed a darker material.