Category: Composition

Composition

Fill The Frame

On the day before Halloween, we went to a middle school and walked around, and we noticed that this place was very orange/yellow, so I asked my friend to stand there. The fence looks like a jail bar but it also adds contrast to the yellow and also blends in to the side. There’s also […]

Composition

Angles

Changing your angle can really change the way a subject looks and shooting from below can make something ordinary feel really huge and impressive. Me and my friends were rushing through San Francisco trying to get to City Hall and catch up with the rest of our group when I noticed how big and cool […]

Composition

Rule of Odds

This photo was taken near the downtown library, where my friends and I usually hang out. I wanted to capture it because it feels familiar and meaningful to me. I noticed how the trees created a lot of shade and made the space feel calm, especially on a sunny day. For composition, I used the […]

Composition

Negative Space

I took this photo at the SF MOMA field trip and I was really drawn to this art installation because of the warm colors and the way all the light bulbs were arranged. The large empty walls surrounding it make the glow feel even warmer and brighter, and it draws your eyes straight to the […]

Composition

Center Frame Portrait

During winter break me and my friends visited a park in San Francisco and we were just hanging out and messing around with our cameras. There isn’t anyone else in the background, which keeps all the focus on my friend placed directly in the center of the frame. I didn’t have the center frame portrait […]

Composition

Leading Lines

For this prompt I kept searching for places with lines that were leading somewhere. While I was waiting for my ride, I was inspired by the lines I saw because it was leading to a place that is meaningful to me. The Mountain View public library has been a place that I have been going […]

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