Category: Composition

This is a photo I took of someone in a tree, from bellow. The leaves just perfectly cover their face.

For this photo blog I took a picture of three people walking into the sunset. This technically works, since three is an odd number, but I wish I had gotten a shot of them more spaced out so that they stand out individually.

For this one I took a photo of a crow in a tree. The crow itself is almost a silhouette, so you need the blue negative space to get the picture.

I took this photo of my mom walking down the sidewalk. She is center framed, and the contrast of her pink jacket compared to the greenery around makes her look separate from the background. Being separate and small, she appears a little lonely.

This is a photo I took while going on a walk downtown to see the lights on all the trees. This is a unofficial family tradition in my family, because we live near downtown.

This is a picture I took of a yucca plant near my house. I took the photo close to the base and pointing up to create a leading line up to the spiky flowers at the top. I used a high aperture value to get it to focus up close.

This is a photo of one of the lamp-posts by city hall. It struck me as being super symmetrical because of the two identical bushes on either side. I really liked that the color scheme is consolidated to just pinks and greens. Since those are complimentary it looks really nice

This is a photo of the bubble maker who came to my dads company picnic. I felt that the movement of the bubbles inflating and stretching away from the bubble wand was a good fit for the “movement” part of the prompt. For the rule of thirds, I tried to place the bubble maker at the bottom right corner and the bubble at the top left corner.