The goal for this week was to take a photo and explore what serenity meant for us. In this photo I captured my friend drawing on the ground as the chaos of the underground bart station takes place. The settings for my camera were F5, Shutter Speed 1/64, and ISO Read more
The use of the rule of 3rds and 5ths is very important in photography because it helps captivate the viewer. I liked this photo because both sets of windows reside on thirds of the image and the end of the building on the left resides on a fifth. The settings Read more
Our task was to incorporate aging into a photograph. For this I took a photo of my door which is covered in a lot of different stickers from when I was younger. You can see the spots that had stickers on a long time ago and I feel like it Read more
This week our goal was to take a photo with no filters or edits. I took this photo as I went by this house. The camera settings I used were F1.4, SS 1/64, and an ISO of 800.
In this photo I used the sky as negative space to illuminate the building in the center, while also giving it an effect that makes it look taller. The camera settings I used were F4, Shutter speed 1/15, and ISO of 32.
This week the goal was to incorporate the use of shadows into our photography. For this I photographed my dog. I really liked this specific picture because of the way the shadows are casted away from him while he is shining. The camera settings I used were F4, SS 1/64, Read more
The Assignment for this week was Anonymous. We were tasked with interpreting it however we wanted to. I chose to take this photo of my friend using a high shutter speed that allowed for me to add the light effect in the background. The Camera setting I used were F4, Read more
This week we had to take a picture of something in Center frame. I was walking around shoreline and this was the only car parked in the entire parking lot. I took the shot pretty close up to get it all into focus. The camera settings I used were F6.3, Read more
This week our photo prompt was to capture new beginnings. I took this photo in hopes that it would show someone walking into a new neighborhood and into their new life. The settings I used for this photo were F2, Shutter speed of 1/78, and an ISO of 125.
This week we were supposed to create something with trash so I decided to build this figure out of soda tabs. I just used the tabs, glue, and two eyes that I found to create this character. I used my Macro lens to take the photo and some of my Read more