Week 24- Tell A Lie
I used a picture frame to “tell a lie” using the camera. The first image looks as if it is a picture of a picture, but it is in fact
I used a picture frame to “tell a lie” using the camera. The first image looks as if it is a picture of a picture, but it is in fact
This week, I used carrots to show leading lines. Their long shape leads your eyes towards the middle of the picture.
We have a single picture of my grandfather in our house. I’ve never met him, as he died when my mom was 17. Around the picture frame are all the
To me, this picture represents serenity. Spending time with my friends at a park during the early summer is incredibly peaceful and makes one feel at home in the world.
The rule of odds is a compositional theory that there is something satisfying about balancing a picture asymmetrically using an odd number of elements. This photo features four masks on
This week, I tackled the prompt of aging. My grandma died earlier this year, dealing with about 6 years of worsening dementia. I purposefully lowered the shutter speed to make
We were challenged to make no edits to whatever picture we took this week. This is a photo of my bathroom sink with the water running, and the two green
This week, we were tasked with using negative space to enhance the composition of a photo. I took this picture of my aunt’s backyard through a hole in her fence,
This is a photo of my cat Carmel positioned in front of a light. We were meant to utilize shadow this week, and his silhouette as well as the dark
This week, we were instructed to be inspired by the word ‘anonymous.’ I took a picture of shredded documents, as in my household, we own a paper shredder and use