Photo Blog #34
Color without Color Our goal was to tell a story without color, I think this little squirrel was having a very colorful day.
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Color without Color Our goal was to tell a story without color, I think this little squirrel was having a very colorful day.
Who Inspires You We had to show someone who inspired us, and I chose my cat, Ollie. He doesn’t rally do much but he is very inspirational
Fill the Frame
For this assignment, we had to “fill the frame” with a single color. I coincidentally had three blue objects on the table, so I decided to photograph them.
Friends and Family I struggled a bit to think of something to represent for this assignment, but I chose to show my mom cooking, sort of a peak into an average day. I don’t know if this really conveys her “story”, but I think it …
Habits We had to take a photo representing good or bad habits. I impulsively bake on occasion, this is a photo of me melting butter for impulse cookies.
Facial Symmetry
Our task here was to take a photo of a face and then make two separate symmetrical versions of it. I used a photo of myself.
Your Culture In this assignment, we had to represent our culture. My dad’s side of the family is Jewish, so I chose to photograph one of his things.
The prompt for this photo was “Exit”. I’m entering a new chapter of my life as I end my junior year, but I’m still surrounded by familiar environments and memories. The representation is a bit literal, but I tried to make sure the outside was …
The prompt for this photo was “Geometry”. Pretty literal, but I really liked the red. I also wanted to emphasize the symmetry here.
The prompt for this photo was “freedom”. Although this photo isn’t as personal as it could be, the feeling of sitting in a big open area towards the end of the week feels a lot like “freedom” to me. Also, there’s a bird flying up …