RULE OF ODDS For the Rule of Odds, I interpret this photo with the flowers being the main subject. In my mind, the bottom ones are more significant and are bundled up in a group of five, following the rule of odds. I enjoyed taking this photo, though a struggle I faced was the wind …
Serenity This photoblogs prompt was serenity. To me, serenity is the state of feeling calm, and when I was on my walk and noticed these two ducks, I felt myself ease up. I stayed and watched the swim for a while before snapping my picture, taking in the breeze of the air and the cool …
Center frame portrait Lens: 55 mm F/3.5-5.6, ISO: 3,200, Shutter: 1/256, Aperture: 3.564 This piece was focusing on a center subject, and I thought the center piece of my dining table was a perfect subject! The flowers surrounding the candles lit up top was beautiful and since it was placed as a center piece for …
EYES Lens: 300 mm F/4-5.6, ISO: 1,600, Shutter: 1/64, Aperture: 5.657 For this piece, I decided not to get too close but still used my telephoto lens. I liked the look of both eyes looking down, while still being close so you didn’t see the background. In my opinion, it add a more eerie feeling. …
Water Lens: 50mm f/1.8, ISO: 1,600, Shutter: 1/64, Aperture: 4.625 This blogs’ inspiration was ‘Water’ and instead of going with the typical beach picture, I took this really cool photo of the reflections of the car lights on the rain water that lays on the road. Whenever it is raining I always love seeing the …
RULE OF THIRDS MOTION Lens: 50mm f/1.8, ISO: 320, Shutter: 1/40, Aperture: 5 This photoblog was to use the Rule of Thirds in Motion. I chose to photograph this lit up Ferris Wheel towards the right. With the main subject in the right, it brings your attention to it, especially because of the lights that …
Self-Portrait Lens: 50mm f/1.8, ISO: 6,400, Shutter: 1/50, Aperture: 6.625 The prompt to this PhotoBlog was a faceless self-portrait, and the first thing that came to mind was my books and bookshelf. I am told by all my friends that I am never without a book, too which I agree. Books and reading has always …