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This week we were challenged to use leading lines in food photography. I love food, and I love photography, so this one is great! I liked this set-up because even through the lines of chocolate chips and bananas are not straight, they are still able to effectively lead your eye around the bowl, making it …
For this week’s challenge, I tried to recreate tumbler stock photos. This one I took of one of my light decorations in my room. It took a long time to try and make the lighting work, but eventually I got a result I was happy with. I was inspired my the compositional rule of 3rds …
Sunset with black trees outlines
This week the challenge was to take a photo a center framed portrait that captured loneliness. When I thought of loneliness, a song from my Pre-School days came to mind. “O, Lonely Peas,” the tragic song about the peas being the last thing left on the singer’s plate. Using this as inspiration, I captured a …
This week, we were challenged to take a photo inspired by the composition of renaissance paintings. With the help of my sister, I tried to recreate one of Botticelli’s most famous paintings. I thought that his work showed a lot of the key Renaissance styles. Just for fun, I placed the image into a filter …
Whenever I think of showing the concept of infinity, I think of movie theater bath rooms (random I know). When I was little, I remember thinking it was sooo amazing that if two mirrors faced each other, it looked like they reflected infinitely. In this image, I tried to show that same concept, using the …
This week, we were challenged to find symmetry in landscapes. We learned that naturally, the human eye loves even, symmetry and that photos can become much more visually appealing if there is some symmetry involved. Even though the entire photo is not symmetrical, I chose to take this photo because I loved how sections of …
This week, with the challenge of creating motion through a single snapshot, a picture, I learned to use the rule of thirds to my advantage. Using the rule of thirds, the photo shows more space to where the moving object is going, rather than where they have been. My sister, Melody served as a perfect …