Winter Portfolio

These images are the ones that I thought we the best in all the drafts. These image consist of subjects that seem to be out of their natural habitat or odd. In all the images that I chose were able to converted to black and white and not lose the depth they had when they were in color. Most of the images that I chose came from the earlier drafts because there were more places to explore unlike later on when I began to run out of ideas and couldn't find anyting new to photograph. I liked doing this project because it allowed me to notice things that I generally just walk by.

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Composition 1

Diagonals are leading lines in a photo. They can be used to create a strong impression or movement in a photo. Diagonals can effect the mood of the image. Rule of thirds is when the main focus of the image is on one of the thirds of the grid while the rest is all simple. Rule of thirds happens by placing the subject with the guide lines of a 3x3 grid. This allows the features in the image to flow Triangles can be used in photography to fill the frame, add balance, and add movement in the images. They also help guide the obsever's eye to the subjects, and they are just interesting visually.

Fall Series Draft #2

In this new draft, I realized that Jasper James' City Silhouettes were a bit brighter than what I had made them and that the photos of the people were all different sizes. Some of them were zoomed in while others were farther way. I started with the city as the background but I only edited it after I combined it with the picture of the person. This way, it allowed me to see how much the background need to brighten to make the picture of the perosn stand out more.

Composition 2

Leading lines are lines in the image that lead your eye to another part of the picture. Anything that has a definite line can be considered a leading line. Depth staging involves placing on focus of the image very close, and the other focus far away. This emphasizes varying chararistics of the photo. Repetition is way to grab the attention of the observer into your image. Repeating a shape in your photo can say alot about your image.

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