For this week’s prompt, I photographed geometry in a toy Ferris wheel. First, I spun the wheel as fast as I could. I then quickly clicked a photo before it stopped spinning. I used the Av mode in my camera to capture the motion blur as the wheel spun, which…

In photography, using the rule of odds means capturing an odd number of subjects in a photo. For this week’s prompt, I chose to take a photo of three fairy figurines from my fairy collection. I positioned them so that they were in one group but could still be divided…

This week, I learned to use negative space in photography. When taking this photo, I first noticed the bikes. I then noticed the wide space of the field. I liked how the negative space around the bikes helped emphasize them in the scene. To further accentuate this, I used Photoshop…

For this week’s prompt, we had to take a center frame portrait. I started by making sure my subject was in the center of the frame. Then I had him look to the side so half of his face would be illuminated by light from a window. However, the part…

This photo is of my sister holding an unlit, handmade deepam (earthen oil lamp) that I created as a child. I utilized symmetrical balance with both her hands and opted for a darker photo to emphasize how this hasn’t been a typical, cheery holiday season for my family. I chose…

This photo’s prompt tasked me with capturing leading lines to show the concept of infinity. I did this by photographing two doors in a hallway at my house. The doorways are not connected and are spaced apart. I angled the two doors so that the “lines” on them would appear…

I took this photo at a school nearby. I was instantly drawn to the symmetry of the mural itself, and I liked how the flowers were painted at the same heights on both sides of the tree. The two doors are also facing each other, creating even more of a…

I chose this photo to display the rule of thirds because I liked how it exuded an aura of mystery and darkness. I also liked the irregular shape of the subject and I think it contributes to the enigmatic nature of the photo.