Category: Composition

This is a photo of my brother at “the museum of illusions” in Arizona. Does it look like he’s falling through the tube?

This was a photo I took of my mom and dad. I really like the way the leaves in the foreground lead your eye towards them.

This is a photo of a lighted tree from below. One of my friends commented that it looks like a neuron, which I think is cool.

This is a photo of my lil’ brother in his iconic bright red outfit. The red stands out next to the muted background making an almost monochrome color scheme.

This is a photo I took of my mom and brother after a hike. It may be a bit hard to tell, but I was downhill taking this picture and looking up at them. I think the low angle, combined with the harsh contrast and my mom’s hands on the hip pose gives a powerful feeling.

This is a pug, her name is Penny. Her eye is placed in the upper left focal point, so it follows the rule of thirds. Pugs always make me feel emotions like anxiety and sadness, I think this picture does a particularly good job showcasing the soulfullness of a pugs eye.

“Where can I find a cluttered mess to take a picture of?” I think, as I sit at my desk. A stray piece of paper brushes my hand, and a wire curls itself around my chair. “Wait I know…!”

This is a photo that I took of the path next to my house. I thought there was some good geometry in the square paving stones and the rectangular bricks. They make a nice, repeating geometric pattern.

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.