Category: Composition

This cat is one of the strays that visit my grandmother’s house daily. I saw her peering in through the window and noticed that the outline of the window frame captured the cat perfectly.

The prop used in this image is the camera taking Jensen’s photo. I like the juxtaposition of a photo being taken of a picture being taken. The picture turned out great btw 😉

This image represents depth of field, it deplicts a bridge suspended thousands of feet above the ground. Using a wide-angle camera lens, I was able to depict the increasing depth of the bridge as it gets narrower and narrower the farther you look into the […]

What makes a viewpoint a viewpoint? And how do they differ from one another? These questions go through my head when I look at my surroundings. Some views can have completely different effects simply by how you tilt your head. This view was off a […]

For color theory, I took an image of my friend Julia running around the streets of downtown Los Altos with the beautiful fall trees behind her and took it into Photoshop and added color balance and curves. I changed the color theory of the image […]

I like the way the lines play a role in this image and how having a low angle creates this very cool photo. I should take more photos from this angle…

The idea of being alone is often stigmatized as something bad or unwanted. However, sometimes, the moments in between being surrounded by different crowds of people can lead to beautiful peaceful moments. I like this prompt because it lets us use a technique we’ve already […]

Fill the Frame

This was a super interesting prompt as it showed me how a face I thought I knew well can look completely different when its symmetry is morphed. Thank you Liam for your cooperation!

I’ve never been a big fan of math but when it comes to seeing the geometry in buildings and the things they can create I tend to be more open-minded. I love the way the windows take form in the middle of the building and […]