Fab five ^_^

 - curvilinear lines: the swirlie things

on the pot

- converging lines: the lines converge as you move around the pot

- closed frame: shallow depth of field

- vertical and horizontal lines: the pot

- symmetrical balance: the metal in the pot is balanced by the dense leaves in the pot

 - rule of thirds: the hummingbird is on the left divider

- curvilinear lines: the hanger at the top

- symmetrical balance: the hanger on the top left is  balanced by the deck post on the bottom right

- vertical format: the line of the wall runs vertically up  the photo

- zigzag lines: formed from the grout in the wall

- movement: the hummingbird is stop motion

- asymmetrical balance: the water and fence make the left side of the photo "heavier"

- movement: stop motion of the water

-diagonal lines: from the fence and grass

- vertical lines: from the fence

- horizontal format: created by the edge of the pool

- curvilinear lines: his stripes and whiskers

- symmetrical balance: formed with the cat and the whiteness of the window

- diagonal lines: the windowsill and blinds

- vertical lines: the edge of the window

- rule of thirds: kitty be on the right, man

- alternate point of view: taken from a low angle

- diagonal lines: created by her face being tilted to the left

- rule of thirds: her face is more to the left

- closed frame: shallow depth of field

- curvilinear lines: it's a face... pretty curvy

-movement: slight movement in the water and drops on her face

- shape: there are shapes in the shadows/reflections on the water

- zigzag/diagonal/vertical/horizontal lines: all created by the fence (zigzag lines also created by her legs)

- horizontal format: created by the edge of the pool

- asymmetrical balance: the image seems to be weighted to the left

- movement: stop motion, obviously. Cool kid jumping into the pool and whatnot

-open frame: deep depth of field

 I couldn't decide on five.

So there's six. My apologies ^_^