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The bushes above line a path that leads your eyes out of the photo. This path is an exit, for your eyes to leave the picture. Now, as we head into our last weeks of school, this path represents our exit out of this school year, and into summer. This year at Freestyle has…
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This photo is a lie. It looks like it was taken on a warm, sunny day, but it was actually cold and windy. Just outside of the frame, the sky is full of grey clouds. Behind me, the sky is completely grey, and no blue is visible. I framed the photo so you can…
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Three deer friends, bending down at the same time. These deer were frolicking on a hill where you can see an incredible view of the city. This was a foggy day, so the city did not come through well in the photo, but I like how the deer look silhouetted against the fog, and…
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As I was walking down this trail with a dear family friend, this small patch of grass caught my eye. The light hit it in a way that made it glow. It stood out because everything around it was covered in shadows. After a few days of rain, the grass burned a bright green.…
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This image is conceptually and asymmetrically balanced. The partly black and white artwork on the right is juxtaposed with the Christmas Tree. The tree represents celebration, festiveness, and family. On the other hand, the artwork, which is of the inside of a cafe, shows a quiet peaceful sunrise or sunset. The colors of the…
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The lines of this photograph lead the viewers eyes to the main object in the frame, the painting. Though it may be difficult to tell from the photo, both the painting and the kitchen tiles are very small. I taped the painting to the wall so that the lines intersect where the painting is.…
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I took this photo at Rancho San Antonio, one of my favorite places to go hiking. The original photo turned out much too dark, so I used Screen mode in Adobe Photoshop to brighten it. I tried to center it in the frame when I took the photo, but I also cropped it afterwards…
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For this Rule of Thirds Photo, I used the grid setting on the camera to center my brother on the 1/3 line on the right side of the frame. He is looking down at the flowers to show direction, and encourage the viewer to shift their attention from the person, to the other surroundings…