Author milor Posted on Categories Inspirational
Milo Rathbun – Inspiration In this photo, I took the task very literally and thought of ways I could make the camera lie. I came up with an idea in which I would be showing one thing but have a deeper meaning. To do this I got my subject and made them face away from me while I took a picture. I positioned him in front of a mirror so that the viewer is given a whole new level of … Continue reading “Photo Blog #24: Tell a Lie”
Author milor Posted on Categories Composition
Milo Rathbun – Composition In this shot, I used the leading lines of the ledge to point toward the subject which is the food. I tried to sort of make it a far-away perspective by shooting at a low angle and focusing on all of the negative space in front of the food.
Author milor Posted on Categories Story telling
Milo Rathbun – Story Telling In this photo, I was tasked with telling a story of someone I don’t know. To do this I put myself in the shoes of the audience and acted as though everyone was someone I didn’t know. To tell a story and add a much more abstract element to the photo I made it so that my subject (the person in the photo) was largely out of focus. I feel as though when you don’t … Continue reading “Photo Blog #22: Stranger”
Author milor Posted on Categories Inspirational
milo Rathbun – inspiration In this photo, I was tasked with capturing serenity. For me, some of the most peaceful places are the ocean and my room. I chose to capture a corner of my room that I feel so safe and cozy in so that it really expressed my serenity.
Author milor Posted on Categories Composition
Milo Rathbun – composition In this photoblog, I was challenged to use the rule of odds in order to draw attention to certain objects or subjects. In this photo, I chose the deer to be my subject, and conveniently there was an odd number so they largely drew the attention in this photo.
Author milor Posted on Categories Story telling
milo Rathbun – storytelling In this photo, I was tasked to tell a story about aging. When I think of aging I really think of my dad who is 82 years old and a huge inspiration in my life. Recently, I’ve been learning more and more about him and I was inspired to tell a story of part of his life in a photo. In this photo he is looking back upon a monumental moment for him in which he … Continue reading “Photo Blog #19: Aging”
Author milor Posted on Categories Inspirational
milo rathbun – inspiration In this photo, I tried to capture the feeling of looking up at the complex branches and leaves of a tree. To make it more personally realistic I took it in my convertible car because I find myself always looking up at the complex branches while driving.
Author milor Posted on Categories Composition
milo rathbun – composition In this photo, I chose to use a really flat landscape with a sort of hilly background. In this photo, there is a lot of negative space but there are a few subjects that you are really drawn to as a result. The contrasting color of the cars really makes them pop out and behind is a really architecturally cool-looking building.
Author milor Posted on Categories Story telling
Milo rathbun – story telling I chose a tree in this picture because I feel as though trees have so much of a story to tell. You can learn a lot about a tree by the way it has grown. In this picture, we can see how over time the tree has grown over the road to cast a shadow and create this sort of beautiful passage.
Author milor Posted on Categories Inspirational
Milo Rathbun – inspiration In this photoblog my inspiration was anonymous so I decided to use an object as my main subject. I chose sunglasses as my object because they are used to hide people’s eyes which is a key factor in identity. I feel as though by placing it in an area covered by leaves I created this sort of hidden environment where the subject is truly conveying a message of being anonymous.