February Photo Blog 2
For this blog, I chose to do a rather low angle photo of my lamp. Normally I see it from only a little of a lower angle, but this provides a bit of a strange and fresh perspective.
February Photo Blog 1
I decided to take a looser inspiration from Film Noir, having it integrated in the darker side of the photo on the right side while having an empty area on the left to draw the eye as well, always leaving … Continued
January Photo Blog 3
I chose to create a forced contrast in size between a small pen, and a much larger door, and made the door seem quite miniscule compared to the object in the foreground, and the focus adds more to the emphasis … Continued
January Photo Blog 2
I chose to take this image because of the overwhelming red, and the slight blues forming a nice contrast with the orange in the front. It serves as a sort of split complimentary color scheme, and the focus of the … Continued
January Photo Blog 1
I used a long exposure to make it look like dawn was coming when I took the photo, painting a picture of a New Year in a singular photo. I like how the trees contrast with the bright background, but … Continued
December Photo Blog 3
For this image, I took a picture of a burnt fireplace. The remnants of a fire, and made an image about fire without actually including any simply by context clues.
December Photo Blog 2
For this image, I used a low angle to make a normal sized object – a chair – seem much larger than it really is. Low angles and close ups always seem to make things look bigger
December Photo Blog 1
For this photo, I used an image of myself holding up a water bottle. I use this water bottle in many of my images that use shadow because it translucent, and thus has a rather unique and colorful shadow.
November Photo Blog 3
I’m inspired simply to be born into a situation where I am able to learn as much as I can. To be taught the knowledge of others, and to better myself
November Photo Blog 2
I use the lamp in the right third of the photo to emphasize the darker part of the image, making something more apparent through putting nothing there. This also uses the rule of thirds, having the lamp in the lower … Continued