
This is my grandma’s. I have no clue how to play it.
In my weekly photo blog, one of the weekly challenges was to take photos incorporate compositional techniques.

This is my grandma’s. I have no clue how to play it.

Depth of Field is a great way to isolate your subject. Instead, for the challenge though I want you to use DoF to make a subject appear part of something larger.

I used my little brother to illustrate how to use props. =P

This is a dude looking at a computer.

I wanted to experiment with the rule of thirds(because I was told to). Actually, I had a friends take a photo of me on the couch. It had and still has three cushions.

I’ll be honest, I don’t know what settings I changed, but I like the new feel of the photo. I took this in New York. I think.

I had the photo divided up into nine sections. Each invisible box has it’s own item in it. Isn’t that cute?

This is my little brother again. I don’t know what he is doing and that’s ok. I tried to use the speedlight on him. His face dodged my attack.

I used photoshop to turn one photo into two really ugly photos. I thought editing was supposed to make it better. Symmetry is beautiful, but not in this context. I never thought this was a thing. I am a little disappointed. I should’ve photoshopped abs or something.