Leading lines in photography are used to guide the viewers eyes to the subject of the photo. I photographed these leeks that were on my counter because they are all leading to the middle of the photo. The camera settings I used were F 3.5, SS of 1/40, and an 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
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 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 my goal was to capture a photo that had leading lines. The use of leading lines helps show depth in an image or help lead the viewers eye to a specific point. The escalators both have lines that lead the viewers eyes up to the sky. The camera Read more
As I was driving I saw an interesting looking hotel and Stopped to take a photo. I really liked the colors of the hotel and the symmetry of the building itself. I liked how you can see the parts of the building where the sun is touching. The camera settings Read more
This photo was taken from an overpass near my house. It shows the back lights of a car driving past me as I played around with the shutter speed in order to show the cars path of movement. I purposely positioned my camera so that the light would follow the Read more