Category: Composition

  • 53-Frame within the Frame

    This photo features the iconic Golden Gate Bridge framed by tree branches. The natural framing adds depth to the image, drawing attention to the bridge and emphasizing its majesty. The result is a stunning and memorable photograph that captures the beauty of this world-famous landmark.

  • 50-Using Props

    In this photo, I utilized the reflection of a TV to capture a powerful image. The woman is seen gazing outside, and the TV screen acts as a window that enhances the sense of depth in the photo. The combination of the reflection and the woman’s posture creates a striking visual effect that draws the…

  • 47-Creative Staged + Depth of Field

    For this creative staged photo with a focus on depth of field, I utilized a long exposure technique and my flashlight to create a dark background and a halo effect around the prop. The solitary prop – a soda – serves as the sole object of focus, which lends itself well to the desired depth…

  • 44-Viewpoint

    In this viewpoint photo, I aimed to capture the sensation of vertigo associated with a fear of heights. By choosing a higher angle from my apartment complex, I believe I effectively conveyed the feeling of being up high, which may resonate with anyone who shares this phobia.

  • 41-Color Theory

    In this photo, I opted for a color palette consisting of blues and grays. The contrasting tones work harmoniously together, creating a captivating focal point.

  • 26-Geometry

    This is the city hall of Mountain View. I decided to desaturate it to make the geometric shapes pop a bit more.

  • 23-Leading Lines

    The circularity of this leads you from the front all the way to the back of the photo. Both the top and bottom part of the grill does this.

  • 20-Rule of odds

    Took this photo while thinking about this rule. I like how colorful the woman on the right is also as they balance out the photo with two people on the right side. I also Like how there is a center to the photo, leading your eyes there.

  • 17-Negative Space

    I chose this photo because the sky definitely emphasizes the tree below. Adding very little of the landscape definitely improved this photo.

  • 14 – Center Frame Portrait

    I decided to do a portrait of an animal. I like how there is not much else happening in the background making the cat seem more alone. Also how the eyes are the main focal point of the picture