Time doesn’t always feel linear. Sometimes things swish by in a blur, like in this photo, and other times it drags like everything is in slow motion. You could say that it feels like being on a highway, starting and stopping, getting stuck in traffic, and occasionally crashing into other cars and having to…
The frame that is being framed by the photo is the altar of my cousin’s wedding. The white cloth and flowers frame the mountains and scenery inside of it. I attempted to frame the subject so that the cloth and flowers are on the edges but still visible, and not blocking anything in the…
My view of food has evolved significantly over the years. It’s even drastically changed since I joined MVHS and Freestyle Academy in my Junior year. Depicted in this photo is a Cosmic Crisp apple, my favorite variety, along with Honey Crisp apples. At first, I struggled to make this photo interesting, but then I…
Streets, roads, highways, and cars are modern conveniences that we often take for granted. Transportation has never been as convenient as it is today. From driving to school everyday to traveling abroad, getting from one place to another becomes simpler, and it’s easy to forget that transportation hasn’t always been this easy.
This photo demonstrates depth of field because the car in front is in focus while the foreground is not. You can see that my dad’s hands, the steering wheel, the seat, and the seatbelt are all blurry and out of focus, while the road and the car ahead are in focus. The car is…
To me, this photo represents the sin of envy. I am envious of these sunflowers. I wish I could be as peaceful and worriless as a flower.
I took this photo of my brother to try to emulate the style of film noir. I used lighting, shadows, and color grading to create the feeling of mystery and tragedy/cynicism that is often associated with film noir.
It feels strange seeing your home from way up high. All the buildings that seemed so big, look really tiny from far away. Your life and everything you know is reduced to an inch and a half of photograph. There are some things you never get to see when you live in a valley.…
We are small, and the world is big. In this photo, I juxtaposed the largeness of the setting – the mountains and the trees – with the two people in the foreground, who look miniature in comparison.