Portraits And Self-Portraits

Self Portrait:

Portrait: 

Prompt Shoot #3

Edge: 

Tiny:

5 Websites

1.)  I chose this photo because i love how she stands out, and the beautiful backround is blurred. I really like how shes walking on a road towards the mountains. In this photograph, i see framing, simplicity,  and depth. It shows framing, becuase the photo is taken around the girl, while shes in the middle. The photo shows simplicity, because there is a beatiful blurred backround, and the focus on the girl. This photo also shows  depth because its a continuous backround. In this website it doesnt show who took the photo.

2.) I chose this photo because i like how it continues, and how the shape of it is. I also like how they took the photo from a birds eye view and from a high point it makes the photo way better. This photo shows the rules leading lines,  viewpoint and depth. I think it shows depth because its a picture that is continuous. Its also leading lines becuase the stair case keeps going all the way down. It shows viewpoint, because the photographer is taking the photo from a high point, birds eye view. The photographer of this photo is Christian Richter.

3.) I chose this photo because i like how the stairs keep going, i also like how bright the plants are, and how the trees are positioned, the color of the trees are bright and beautiful. This photo shows rule of thirds, and leading lines. It shows rule of thirds, because the stairs are more to the left than the center. Its leading lines because the stair case keeps going. The photographer of this photo is Deed Huon Pine.

4.) I chose this photo because i like how its birds eye view, and over the city, i like how the city and ocean stand out. This photo has the rules: viewpoint, and kinda rule of thirds. Viewpoint is a rule in this photo because the picture was taken from a birds eye view. This is rule of thirds because the city is not in the center, its more to the right. Paula Borowska took this photo.

5.) I chose this photo, because it stood out to me. I love how the rock is like framing the water, rocks, and sky. This is a very beautiful photo. This photo has he rules framing, and kinda rule of thirds. Its framing, because the rock is around the sky, rocks, and water. This photo is not exactly rule of thirds but the rocks in the water arent in the center there more on the sides. Yan Zhang took this photo.

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Academic Shoot Reflection And Critique

1.) The challenges i had were trying to get the camera to  focus, and getting a clear backround.
2.) The technical aspects i was thinking about the most was getting the cammera to focus i feel its a better picture that way.
3.) I would make the backround more clear, focus more on the subject, and make the subject stand out.
4.) I would still think about keeping it at focus, and have interesting things to take photos of.
5.) I think the easiest rule wpuld be, the rule of thirds.
6.) I think the hardest rule would be Simplicity.
7.) Im still not so clear on, simplicity, and avoiding mergers, but i can figure out how to do them by looking it up on the internet looking at different pictures, or go back to the websites thats on our assignments.

Academic Post Shoot AND Peer Reflection

1.)

The rule i followed was leading lines, becuase the lockers are in a line going straight down.

2.) 

The subject of this photo is the guy squeezing the liquid onto his hand.

3.) No, some of these pictures, its not clear of what the subject is.

4.) To make the subject stand out what i could've done was focus the camera on the subject, or get a clear backround.

Prompt Shoot

Cold:

Purple: 

Electric:

American Soldier

A.)

I think this photo is the more powerful picture, because it shows he knows how its like to be a solidier, and how tough it is, looks to me like hes noticing that being a soldier istn easy at all.

B.) These images work together to tell the story by showing the setting of where the charater is, showing facial expressions, emotions, and body language.

C.) The captions inhance the photographs by, saying whats happening in the photo, how he feels, and whats going on in the photo.

D.) Ian Fisher, is in the army in June 2007, at age 17 he gets a call to the recruiting office, to confirm hes on track for enlistment. On his 17th birthday he annonced hes going to join the army. As he departs commencement ceremonies for Lakewood's Bear Creek High School at Reds Rocks theatre on May, 31 2007. After he left home he visits the army recruiting office, and speaks with Staff Sgt Joseph Camarillo, who served in the army before. Ian realizes how rough the army is, he marries his wife.

E.) 

F.)

 1. The captions are about 3-5 sentences each, they provide facts about Ian Fishers life.

2. They provide when and where the picture took place.

3. The second sentences provide what he did in the photo.

4. The third sentences are how hes feeling in the photo.

5. Yes, some captions include a quote.

6. Yes, theres some with four sentences.

G.) I think its possible to tell stories with captions and photos because the captions explain how they feel where and when it took place, and whats happening. The photosshow facial expressions and where its at.

H.) You should also write a story not just captions and pictures, because including a story gives more details about that life.