Viewpoint
In this photo, we were challenged to change our viewpoint. Usually, we view freeways at the ground level from our cars, so instead I took this photo through a fence from up above to create a birds-eye view.
In this photo, we were challenged to change our viewpoint. Usually, we view freeways at the ground level from our cars, so instead I took this photo through a fence from up above to create a birds-eye view.
In this photo, we were challenged to tell a story using film noir, a dark and mysterious genre. I took this photo of a person standing alone in a tunnel, which raises many questions for the viewer. I like how the light from the skylight shines on the person, highlighting Read more
In this photo, we were challenged to juxtapose large and small objects. I took this picture of a small gold heart pendant, which contrasts the larger jewelry box behind it.
In this photo, we were challenged to use color grading to create an image that looks like a still from a movie. I took this photo of the ocean at Pigeon Point Lighthouse and edited the hue and saturation in Photoshop to enhance the colors.
In this photo, we were challenged to use a tripod and self timer to take a long exposure photo at night. I took this photo of cars speeding by on a busy road. I think this celebrates the New Year because new years are always full of new beginnings and Read more
In this photo, we were challenged to show the elements. I took this photo of a plant sprouting, which represents the element of earth. I think plants are inspiring because they are always trying to grow, something we should aspire to do as well.
In this photo, we were challenged to compose the picture using low angles. I took this photo of my friend standing up while I was lying on the ground. I like how she’s silhouetted against the blue sky and it almost looks like she’s flying.
In this photo, we were challenged to show silhouettes. I took this photo of the sunset, where the leaves of the trees are silhouetted against the fading sky.
In this photo, we were challenged to show something we’re grateful for. I took this photo of a rose bush because I am very grateful for nature. I was also grateful for a break from the stress of school and college applications to just spend time outside.
In this photo, we were challenged to use the rule of thirds to show emotion. The rule of thirds is a photography technique where you place your subject in one of the thirds of the frame, instead of the instinctual center, to add more interest to the photo. I took Read more