This photo angles the camera to an electricity pole, instead of the ground. Making it seem the whole world is sliding away, while this one pole holds solid. This photo also has more visual weight on the left side then right side, add to a sense of movement. This is one of those photos where […]
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This photo tells the story of a golfer. As golf is commonly a lonely sport, people aren’t in teams. It’s a solo game with nobody to back you up. This photo captures that by surrounding the golfer with negative space, making the player seem even more isolated. I didn’t have much of a plan for
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This photo shows a peaceful pond, in the center of a noisy field of brush. It uses a very high f-stop to capture too much detail, overwhelming the viewer with noise. Well except for the pond which is more blank and clear. Creating a sense of escape from the noise. I wish I had found
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This photo uses the rule of odds to improve the composition of these lights. As the rule of odds keeps the human mind from putting things into groups. If this were to be four pillars you would get distracted by mentally grouping them into groups of 2. But its 3 meaning you can’t put them
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This photo shows the cycle of aging. Capturing different ages of the flowers, going from young and golden to old and shriveled. This photo doesn’t have a deep message or anything, but it does show aging. I wish I had taken this with a lower f-stop. And also, the lack of a clear focus point
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This photo uses the warmth and angled sunlight of Golden Hour to create a magical relaxing feeling. It pictures nature to add to that relaxing feeling. And in post I added a light orange coloring to enhance the Golden Hour effect. The lighting of Golden Hour is unique to the rest of the day, and
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This photo attempts to be relaxing. As it uses a significant amount of negative space around the subject to give it a sense of breathing room. And it’s of nature which people find relaxing. When taking this photo, I waited around for about 5 minutes waiting for a bird to go to the birdhouse. As
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This photo attempts to tell the simple story of a leaf falling from a tree. As it shows a fallen leaf, and the shadows of the leaves it used to be with. And the fact that you can’t even properly see the leaves it used to be a part of creates a sense of separation
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The goal of this photo was to create a sense of loneliness. And I did that by using a center frame portrait, which surrounds the subject in so much negative space it feels lonely. And also, wooden beams are typically seen in groups to constructure something. But this beam is alone, not part of some
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The goal of this photo was to show new life. And I kinda just quite literally captured it with a family of geese. But this photo also captures a cycle, of birth and death. How nature is inherently a cycle of birth and death. That is designed to keep genes going and create opportunity for
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